swingy's Usage Examples:

described as "an engaging set of novelty lyrics, while combo puts down a swingy, medium shuffle".

When released, however, Billboard described "Flying Home" as "an unusually swingy side.

The publication referred to it a "swingy rocker .

album a positive review, writing "Banda diva Jenni Rivera has trademarked a swingy, midtempo groove on her brass-heavy tunes and a cackling bluntness that.

Dijon herself acknowledged that "a lot of people still associate me with swingy Chicago and classic house and disco, but I can rock dirty rhythmic techno.

The tracks for Anton, Mailman are upbeat, swingy tunes that sound like they belong behind singing cowboys.

Merit Spotlights" and commented that "Shearing serves up his usual, lightly swingy, delicately phrased instrumental treatments of a group of Latin themes and.

Previously known as swingy dene due to the former presence of swings.

Kramer describes the song as "swingy" and "torchy".

(magazine) reviewed the album saying “Crosby is in good voice on this package of swingy standards, arranged and cut by Billy May and recorded by Crosby’s Project.

release, Billboard gave the album a four-star review, describing it as a "swingy trio set.

Newton wanted a swingy pop song like "Hello, Dolly!", a big hit for Armstrong when he was with.

"lazy swing" of Dan Hicks, and has been described as "sort of Americana, swingy, bluesy stuff with bags of harmony and whizzy playing"; their theme song.

and three-part harmonizers, the Three X Sisters, with experimental sweet/swingy tunes.

This heavily populated, "swingy" region often determines which candidate wins in Florida's statewide elections.

to @SheaBackusEsq by ~200 votes) has filed paperwork to run in state's swingy #nv04 district, currently held by Democrat @RepHorsford" (Tweet).

that a Mickelson recording was "unusual" in that it was "spirited but not swingy; reverent, but not pious".

Synonyms:

lilting; tripping; rhythmical; rhythmic; swinging;

Antonyms:

arrhythmical; nonrhythmic; heavy-footed; irregular; unrhythmical;