swum
For the verb: "to swim"
| Simple Past: | swam |
| Past Participle: | swum |
swum swim
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
swum/swʌm/
past participle of swim.
Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
swim/swɪm/
▶verb (swims, swimming; past swam; past part. swum)
- 1 propel oneself through water by bodily movement.
■ cross (a stretch of water) in this way.
■ float.
- 2 be immersed in or covered with liquid.
- 3 appear to whirl before one's eyes.
■ experience a dizzily confusing sensation.
- 1 an act or period of swimming.
- 2 a pool in a river which is a particularly good spot for fishing.
– phrases
in the swim involved in or aware of current affairs or events.
in the swim involved in or aware of current affairs or events.
– derivatives
swimmable adjective,
swimmer noun,
swimming noun.
swimmable adjective,
swimmer noun,
swimming noun.
– origin OE swimman, of Gmc origin.
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