Adjective:

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wapped's Usage Examples:

swapped around later in the morning.

You can't just swap us out in his life!Do you want to swap jobs?However, many climbers find the routes to be more logical and enjoyable if the starts are swapped over; the choice is yours.

He rose to leave and then added, Whatever the age of that skeleton, the facts still remain that someone swapped the bones, someone stole the finger and 'metalman29' was offering an inflated price for the mine.

Whoever swapped the bones took them for a reason.

I did give it up, but she swapped it out.

They also perform swaps, which are groups that make multiples of their work so they can be swapped with other scrapbookers.

Jenn tied her boots quickly and swapped out jackets.

When he'd finished, he swapped out the soup for the water.

had the paperboy cunningly swapped my much anticipated OSM for one of the red tops?You may have planned your entire pregnancy, marked the calendar with best conception days, toured the hospital, painted or papered the nursery and put the linens on the crib.

PC Nick Busby A probationer who recently swapped fighting fires for fighting crime has been named Thames Valley Police's Probationer of the year.

Toni grinned, took his phone, and swapped SIM cards with the new one.

If the trunk didn't get switched while the auctioneer had it, then it must have been swapped back when it was in storage.