Princeton's WordNet

1. swing, swinging, vacillation(adj)

   changing location by moving back and forth

2. lilting, swinging, swingy, tripping(adj)

   characterized by a buoyant rhythm

   "an easy lilting stride"; "the flute broke into a light lilting air"; "a swinging pace"; "a graceful swingy walk"; "a tripping singing measure"

Wiktionary

1. swinging(Noun)

   An activity where couples engage in sexual activity with different partners

2. swinging(Adjective)

   Fine, good, successful.

   The party was swinging.

Webster Dictionary

1. Swinging(u)

   of Swing

• opwindendAfrikaans
• على الطّراز الحَديث السَّريع والمُثيرArabic
• модеренBulgarian
• na modaPortuguese (BR)
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• schwungvollGerman
• swingingDanish
• μοντέρνος, συναρπαστικόςGreek
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• vaimustavEstonian
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• svengaavaFinnish
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• מוֹדֵרנִיHebrew
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• meriah betulMalay
• hipDutch
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• modny, dynamicznyPolish
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• na modaPortuguese
• la modăRomanian
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• moden, vznemirljivSlovenian
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• ที่ทันสมัยThai
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• 時髦的，使人激動的Chinese (Trad.)
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• 时髦的，使人激动的Chinese (Simp.)