to rid oneself of abstract burdens, old ideas, or undesirable conditions such as poverty

to set up; to arrange; to lay out

to be fair or impartial in handling matters or people

to swing, sway, or wobble physically from side to side

to set out or display objects in a particular arrangement

to fiddle with or tinker with

to arrange, set things in order, or organize a layout

swing (dance)

to wave or gesture with one's hand to communicate a message such as refusal, a greeting, or beckoning

to sway, swing, or move rhythmically back and forth

to run a street stall

the lower edge or bottom part of a garment, such as a skirt, coat, or shirt tail

clearly visible or understood; evident or indisputable

to ferry; a ferry

hesitant and unable to make a firm choice or decision between multiple options

to walk in a self-important, ostentatious, or arrogant manner

(of work, production, or general activities) to be suspended or come to a standstill

(dialect) last time

to adopt an arrogant or superior manner to show off one's importance

to run a street stall

to parade one's wealth or be ostentatious and extravagant

to be showy or extravagant, especially in terms of wealth or social status

swaying or oscillating from side to side, especially referring to plants or objects moving in the wind.

to be clear and obvious; to be evident for all to see

to have a lighthearted air

(dialect) to chat, gossip, or spin a yarn

simple pendulum (physics)

to do something purely for the sake of appearance or to maintain a facade of respectability

to move or tilt slowly from side to side, often due to external forces like wind or waves

to twist and sway (one's body)

the oscillating, weighted wheel in a watch or clock that regulates its movement

hesitant or wavering in one's opinions or stance

to arrange, set out, or dispose of in a certain order

Foucault's pendulum

swing (genre of jazz music)

swing state (US politics)

(coll.) to show off

to pose (for a picture)

to display and sell goods, especially as a street vendor or hawker

to adopt a specific look, pose, attitude, or manner

present the facts and reason things out

to play a trick on, deceive, or set someone up, often resulting in their embarrassment or disadvantage

referring to a photograph that is deliberately staged or posed rather than captured candidly.

to mess something up or make a clumsy mistake, often due to a misunderstanding or lack of coordination

to maintain a large staff and organization, often implying an over-elaborate or unnecessarily large setup

to show or state clearly