verb
swing
To consensually exchange sexual partners.
The interview discusses adults who swing by mutual agreement.
Etymology
Swing acquired a social sense of uninhibited or fashionable participation. Its later sexual use specialized to consensual exchange of partners.
More examples
- The couple said they had swung with other consenting adults.
- The article examined couples who were swinging.
- He described swing as a verb for consensual partner exchange.
Forms
swing · swings · swung · swinging