0 to make the sound of air or water that is moving quickly
2 a curved shape that is used as a symbol representing the name of a company or product. The word was originally used for the symbol of the Nike company.
Goldsmith also incorporated a number of zipping, swooshing synthesizers into the conventional orchestra to illustrate the suspenseful and horrific elements of the story.
Often breaks the glass on her office door when she makes her distinctive thumb swoosh gesture.
Two different paint and stripe schemes were offered with a striking swoosh decal on the gas tank.
Giant fans would swoosh the pieces and cast breezes on the visitors.
The new logo is a diamond star with the trademark swoosh in magenta and the name of the channel in a new font.
The drainpipe or subtle swoosh effect sweeps in one direction, and the playback of that recorder remains slightly behind the other when the finger is removed.
