swirl

IPA: swˈɝɫ

A whirling eddy.
A twist or coil of something.
(fishing) The upward rushing of a fish through the water to take the bait.
(African-American Vernacular, dated) Interracial mingling (e.g. dating, sex, marriage, etc.).

Examples of "swirl" in Sentences

The rumors swirl in the town.
TV host resigns as rumors swirl.
The winds were gusty and swirling.
Questions swirl in St. Paul baby's death.
Note the swirl of sediment from the Alaknanda.
The player with the most swirls would win the prize.
Bittersweet memories swirl around a Christmas kitchen.
The swirl is just beautiful ... wish I knew the secret!
Suspicions swirl over disappearance of activist in Laos.
I love the bottom right soap - the swirl is very crisp and clean.
During the setting of the second layer it is swirled a number of times.
An igniter of the spark type is positioned downstream of the swirl vanes.
Use a small star tip (I think I used #18) and make a swirl from the inside out.
I saw the pumpkin swirl brownies on your site and was wondering if the 1/4 cup is necessary?
According to the National Hurricane Center (NHC), the gap between the nearest storms and the near-surface swirl is over 100 miles.
It really was very good. the bits of waffle cone are coated in choclate so they stay crunchy and the caramel swirl is perfectly integrated.
Soon I graduated from a plain, white-flour pan loaf to sweet cinnamon-raisin swirl, dark whole wheat and molasses, and eclectic beet-spiked loaves, along with pretzels and most recently, the quintessential bagel!