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swoony
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From
swoon
+
-y
.
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swoony
(
comparative
more
swoony
,
superlative
most
swoony
)
Tending to
swoon
or
faint
2007
May 5, Alessandra Stanley, “The New Modern Woman, Ambitious and Feeble”, in
New York Times
[1]
:
On Thursday’s episode Addison
[
…
]
turned
swoony
when a handsome, lecherous colleague kissed her in a stairwell.
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