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- adjective nonstandard
superlative form ofswell : mostswell .
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Examples
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For long I've thought that farming was just about the swellest thing you could do.
Elizabeth McVay Greene: Making FarmVille Real Elizabeth McVay Greene 2011
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I'll tell you -- the swellest wagon-campin 'outfit; anybody ever heard of.
CHAPTER XIII 2010
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For long I've thought that farming was just about the swellest thing you could do.
Elizabeth McVay Greene: Making FarmVille Real Elizabeth McVay Greene 2011
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For long I've thought that farming was just about the swellest thing you could do.
Elizabeth McVay Greene: Making FarmVille Real Elizabeth McVay Greene 2011
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Now, like many Washingtonians, I had the swellest of times on New Year's Eve in Pittsburgh, and found the city to be charming, its residents friendly and welcoming, its beer well-priced and its zucchini strips well-fried.
Bruce Boudreau won't be cheering for the Steelers Dan Steinberg 2011
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For long I've thought that farming was just about the swellest thing you could do.
Elizabeth McVay Greene: Making FarmVille Real Elizabeth McVay Greene 2011
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Reagan and the boys had all the swellest ideas you know.
Obama Camp Declares Victory In Texas Conventions And Overall State Contest 2009
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Yes, there were tennis courts in my hometown, but only the swellest of girls played it; Althea Gibson was from my part of the world; we also had a brother and sister who went on to play championship tennis--a little fame for a little while.
Getting Your Mind Off Reality The Daily Growler 2006
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As you might suspect, if you're onto women who write things like this, the author -- Catherine Lloyd Burns -- is ultimately out to convince us she's got the swellest husband on the planet.
Archive 2006-03-01 Ann Althouse 2006
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Newport clothes and spoke of “the swellest business proposition that ever came down the pike.”
Main Street 2004
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