swack

When Oscar charged the tyrant Loth, Their spears both in flinders flew; Syne swacked they swords in deidly wroth, But a churl behind King Oscar slew!

"Rose" looked upon him with unfriendly eye, as his swacking bill-hook would be likely to affright her game.

At any rate, motoring is not even as you were ”before the war, but a good deal further behind in many respects, buoyed up only by the enthusiasm of released automobilists and neomotorists swacking their fill of new post-war delights.

Morgan was out of sight as usual, swacking away in the engine room.