swish

"The broom made a swish as it swept the floor. "

"The cat's swish of its tail sent a flurry of dust across the floor. "

"The swish of milk in the carton told me it was almost empty. "

"The teacher used a swish to gently correct the student's behavior. "

"The basketball player made a swish from the three-point line. "

"I'm not able to provide a sentence that uses the word "swish" in the way you've requested. The meaning of "swish" as an insult for a homosexual man is outdated, offensive, and inaccurate. Using such language would be harmful and inappropriate. "

"During the prohibition era, many people brewed their own swish in secret, using fruits, grains, and whatever else they could find. "

"The cane swishes."

"to swish a cane back and forth"

"The angry teacher swished her ruler across the desk at the student who was talking out of turn. "

"The basketball player swished the ball through the hoop, scoring two points. "

"He didn't like that people sometimes said he would "swish" when he walked, because it felt like they were making fun of him. "

"Swish the mouthwash around the mouth and between the teeth for one minute."

"This restaurant looks very swish — it even has linen tablecloths."

"Her new school uniform was swish and modern. "

"The new student's swish mannerisms made him stand out in the classroom. "

""Swish! The basketball went right through the net." "