0 past simple and past participle of swipe --
1 to hit or try to hit something, especially with a sideways movement: --
2 to steal: --
Okay, who swiped my keys?
3 to move a card containing information stored on a magnetic strip through a device that reads this information --
To rent a movie, consumers swiped their credit card, make their selection and the machine then dispensed the movie(s).
The rental card is swiped over a reader and a computer screen displays the number of the bike that is being unlocked.
The card is then swiped at a launch station and your creative work is instantly uploaded to the simulator.
The team must purchase any two items; the card is swiped into a card reader for each purchase.
This chip has an antenna in it that will issue a wave when swiped.
The swiped brick building, which functioned as a farmhouse, featured a protruding, post borne roof over a porch.
Their loyalty program involves a loyalty card that is swiped through a card reader in kiosks at the entrances to team events.
The gondola was protected, but most of the logs and charts were swiped by souvenir hunters.
