swop

IPA: swˈɑp

Alternative spelling of swap [(transitive) To exchange or give (something) in an exchange (for something else).]

Examples of "swop" in Sentences

Morten, our 'swop' in Canada, keeps the ferocious Canuck humble.
Birdie in a suspicious fashion, and offered to "swop" their pack horse for her.
Their conjectures were interrupted by their seeing that the "swop" was not yet considered complete.
I'd like to 'swop' grammatical abilities with you, and point out that this was not untypical of you.
Somebody somewhere refused to 'swop' the nation's much boasted 'liberty of the press' for so much cash down.
"I'll take 'em and try an 'swop 'em for some men's clothes," said he suddenly, snatching the garments from the pegs.
Khoza suggested a "swop" arrangement where IFP supporters could return to their former homes before they moved to Phenduka.
Stanfield -- not well mounted -- had proposed a "swop," as he jocosely termed it, to which the savage had no alternative but consent; and the
The reality of course, as illustrated in this 'swop' is that, the Arabs have never sought peace or accepted the consequences of their own aggressive actions.