Swinger

Pronunciation: /ˈswɪŋər/

Definitions of swinger

noun a person who participates in swinging activities, such as partner swapping or group sex

Example Sentences

A1 My friend is a swinger, she loves going to swing dancing events.

A2 The playground had a swing set with two swings, one for regular use and the other for swingers.

B1 The party was full of swingers, enjoying themselves on the dance floor.

B2 The exclusive club was known for its swinger parties, attracting a diverse crowd.

C1 The documentary explored the underground world of swingers and their lifestyle choices.

C2 As a seasoned swinger, she knew all the best clubs and events to attend for a good time.

Examples of swinger in a Sentence

formal The country club hosted a mixer for local swingers.

informal I heard there's a new swingers club opening up in town.

slang Let's check out that swingers party this weekend.

figurative In politics, sometimes a person can be seen as a swinger, switching sides frequently.

Grammatical Forms of swinger

• past tense: swung
• plural: swingers
• comparative: more swinging
• superlative: most swinging
• present tense: swing
• future tense: will swing
• perfect tense: have swung
• continuous tense: is swinging
• singular: swinger
• positive degree: swinger
• infinitive: to swing
• gerund: swinging
• participle: swinging

Origin and Evolution of swinger

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'swinger' originated from the Old English word 'swingan' which means 'to move back and forth or to sway'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'swinger' evolved to refer to a person who engages in partner swapping or group sex, particularly in the context of swinging lifestyle.