Lexicographical Neighbors of Swappings
Literary usage of Swappings
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. The Cotton Kingdom: A Chronicle of the Old South by William Edward Dodd (1919)
"Longstreet made the fisticuffs, the cock-fights, and the horse-swappings of county
court days the subjects of his writing, and few have equaled him in his ..."
2. The North American Magazine (1833)
"... who now abuse us, had infested the community with their Yankee importunities,
swappings, questions and trickeries. As the history of our intercourse ..."
3. The Lynching Bee, and Other Poems by William Ellery Leonard (1920)
"... the sumach thickets And the black-eyed susans and the solomon seals, Is a yard
with the craziest junk on wheels: Dead Man's rusted, rotted swappings . ..."
4. The Cotton Kingdom: A Chronicle of the Old South by William Edward Dodd (1919)
"Longstreet made the fisticuffs, the cock-fights, and the horse-swappings of county
court days the subjects of his writing, and few have equaled him in his ..."
5. The Weakness and Inefficiency of the Government of the United States of by Charles Fenton Mercer (1863)
"... speculating, and, I am sorry to add, in cheating and overreaching one another
in the millions of tradings, barter- ings, swappings, as they express it, ..."
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