swells

"After the bee sting, her finger swells up and turns red. "

"Rains and dissolving snow swell the rivers in spring."

"The organ music swelled."

"to be swelled with pride or haughtiness"

"After winning the writing contest, John swells with pride and starts bragging about his talent constantly. "

"After winning the science fair, he swells with pride. "

"swelling words  a swelling style"

"A cask swells in the middle."

"The swells in the river made it dangerous to cross. "

"The child's cheek had a noticeable swell from the fall. "

"The author's use of metaphors gave impressive swells to the poem's emotional impact. "

"Even though the wind had stopped, the surfers were still enjoying the powerful swells rolling in from the open ocean. "

"The organ music filled the cathedral with powerful swells, each wave of sound building to a peak before softly fading away. "

"The organist carefully adjusted the swells to create a gradual crescendo during the hymn. "

"The organist carefully adjusted the volume of the swells, bringing a richer, fuller sound to the hymn. "

"The sheep grazed peacefully on the grassy swells of the hillside. "

"The geologist pointed to a series of subtle swells in the exposed rock layers, explaining how these upward curves indicated ancient geological forces at work. "

""At the company holiday party, there were a few swells in tuxedos and evening gowns, clearly enjoying the formal atmosphere." "

"The charity gala was filled with swells from the city's business and political circles. "

"The cowboy adjusted the blanket under his saddle, making sure it wouldn't rub against the swells of the saddle bow during his long ride. "