swishity

English

Etymology

Uncertain. Perhaps an alteration of swishedy, equivalent to swish +‎ -ed +‎ -y.

Adjective

swishity (comparative more swishity, superlative most swishity)

1. Characteristic of swish or swishing.
   • 2017, Anne Bowen, I Know an Old Teacher:

     I know an old teacher who swallowed a fish
     It swam down her throat with a swishity-swish.

   • 2019, Susan Perrow, A-Z Collection of Behaviour Tales:

     He turned around and was surprised to see that he had a new and dazzling coat, a slickity swishity coat, a coat shimmering with black and white diamond patterns.

   • 2022, original ?, Enid Blyton, The Collected Works of Enid Blyton:

     Our wheels go round
     With a swishity sound […]