swinks
/swɪŋks/
verb
- Third person singular present of swink: works hard; toils.
- The farmer swinks in the fields regardless of the weather.
- He swinks from morning to night to provide for his family.
- She swinks at the office while also raising two children.
Synonyms
noun
- Plural of swink: instances of hard work; labors.
- He remembered the swinks of his youth with a sense of pride.
- The swinks of the day left them all exhausted.
- All those swinks finally paid off when the business succeeded.