swell

a swell in population

the swell of the tone

the oily swell of the river.

the queasy swell of the boat.

had a swell time.

the swelling of the voiceful sea.

savings swell into a fortune.

a swell tennis player

to swell like a turkey cock

A barrel swells in the middle.

a swelling with a disposition to rupture.

she felt herself swell with pride.

the soft swell of her breast.

a huge swell in the popularity of one-day cricket.

a swell of pride swept over George.

The wind swelled the sails.

The heavy rain swelled the river.

His emotion swells and subsides.

Tents crumpled and fell as the marching crowd swelled.

OK, alright. Is your tongue swelling up?

Hagrid's chest swelled at these last words.

It was swelling. My throat was swelling up.

'Cause I'm trying to get a swell on.

Very well, the well-being for human being will swell.

The pandemic abruptly squelched the swell.

Earlier this month, a downpour swelled the Po by 5 feet.

The sea grew towering, inflated by long swells.

His chest was heaving, swelling with sobs.