suffix -ed v. to move in a sudden sweep; to come down upon something in a sudden; swift attack
The falcon swooped down on the defenseless pigeon.
The falcon swooped down on the defenseless pigeon.
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The falcons swooped across the sky.
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The raven swooped down from the sky.
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What really swooped down on Jerry at the entrance of the cave?
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As Mouse fell in the hole, a bird swooped down to get him. What happen to the bird?
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The prehistoric velociraptor swooped down from the sky.
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What swooped over the cornfields ripening in the sun?
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The kestrel swooped down on his prey.
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Who swooped down and snatched Chuck?
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dive; pounce; plunge
rise; ascend
1 syllables
swooped
cooped
drooped
duped
grouped
houpt
looped
pooped
scooped
souped
stooped
trooped
whooped
recouped
regrouped
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