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swoon

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swoon /ˈswuːn/ verb
swoons; swooned; swooning
swoon
/ˈswuːn/
verb
swoons; swooned; swooning
Britannica Dictionary definition of SWOON
[no object]
1 
: to become very excited about someone or something — usually + over
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2 
old-fashioned : to suddenly become unconscious : faint
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— swoon

noun, old-fashioned [singular]
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