Entertainment / Golf / Practice Swing: (also 'rehearsal swing') a swing through the air made (without hitting a ball) to work on, or feel, the movements that you intend to make when you hit the ball, or just to loosen up
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Practice Adverb Synonyms: custom, wont, habit, routine, convention, tradition, rule, procedure,age, mode, style, way, modus operandi, technique or technic, praxis, MO (= 'modus operandi')
Practice Noun Synonyms: pursuit, exercise, work, profession, career, vocation, conduct, business, office
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Swing Noun Synonyms: swinging, sway, swaying, toing and froing, coming and going, waving, fluctuation, fluctuating, flapping, flap, oscillation, oscillating, vibration, vibrating, libration, waver, wavering, wobble, wobbling, waggle, waggling, zigzag, zigzagging, wigwag, wigw
Swing Adverb Synonyms: sway, move or go to and fro or back and forth or backwards and forwards, come and go, wave, fluctuate, flap, oscillate, vibrate, librate, waver, wobble, waggle, zigzag, wigwag, flourish
Swing Verb Synonyms: hang, dangle, be hanged, be suspended
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Entertainment / Golf / Swing: 1. To make a stroke 2. A significant change in the score (as in a scale, or the balance, shifting) MORE
Business / Construction / Standard Practices Of The Trade(S): One of the more common basic and minimum construction standards. This is another way of saying that the work should be done in the way it is normally done by the average professional in the field. MORE
Entertainment / Bowling / Swing Area: The amount of error a player has when making a shot. MORE
Technology / Motorcycle / Swing Arm: Older motorcycles and some new motorcycles have rigid frames much like bicycles. Thus, the frame is connected directly to the rear wheel. A swing arm is a movable joint between the frame of the motorc MORE
Entertainment / Photography / Swing Back-Front: Term used to describe the movable lens and back panels of most view and monorail cameras. They allow manipulation of perspective and depth of field. MORE
Health / First Aid / Scope Of Practice: It is in the paramedic scope of practice to give injections through muscle, under skin or directly into a vein. Paramedics are not usually licensed to suture wounds. MORE