A Winter Dictionary

[greenishfing]

If it's suitable for tomorrow:

To run round after elderly relatives

OR

To eat too much rich food.

(Somehow I also think I've heard of swaging a lead pipe, which involved a blowlamp, but I hope I'm not doing that tomorrow.)

[Nicos]

To swage - collapse in a comfy chair after eating too much

A zwadder - something you snuggle up with such as a cushion or blanket whilst swaging

[bramble]

To swage...To push out the boat.
zwadder....A pokey stick.

[Florence Fennel]

Swage - Violet Bucket's holly garland

Zwadder - the contents of a Christmas cracker.

[bramble]

To swage.. to push out the boat.


zwadder.. a pokey stick.

[lottie dolly]

Swage has something to do with metal and a hammer,as in making a shape,it rings a bell in my head


Zwadder something one does after to much booze

[mothhawk]

Swage has something to do with metal and a hammer,as in making a shape,it rings a bell in my head

From the old French for decorative groove, that's true, LD, but colloquially in dialect from 1700's, it has another meaning, not related to metal-working.

[lottie dolly]

OH thankyou then am stumped


another guess is persuade a person into something by talking

[Snoop Puss]

another guess is persuade a person into something by talking

Or possibly with the pokey stick?

[mothhawk]

Swage: to relax after a large meal.
Zwodder: a period of mental and physical drowsiness.
No doubt many of us swaged into a slumbering zwodder after Christmas lunch, while contemplating what to do with the wonderclouts we may have received.