Word "SWOON" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Verb
Definition:
pass out from weakness, physical or emotional distress due to a loss of blood supply to the brain
Synonyms:
conk, faint, pass out

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a spontaneous loss of consciousness caused by insufficient blood to the brain
Synonyms:
deliquium, faint, syncope

Crossword Clues for SWOON

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Pass out Mirror Quick 12 Apr 2024
Shortly to get wife to faint Mirror Cryptic 12 Apr 2024
Wife bought in before long to become ecstatic The Sun Two Speed 09 Apr 2024
Theatrical faint The Sun Two Speed 09 Apr 2024
So now it is possible to pass out (5)
Faint when two ducks come in from different directions (5)
Boys woo Natalie a bit and faint (5)
Wife shortly about to pass out (5) Puzzler Cryptic 09 Mar 2024
React to a heartthrob, perhaps USA Today 04 Mar 2024
(I'm smitten!) Universal 13 Feb 2024
Shortly to get wife to faint (5)
Faint bit of wind shortly admitted (5)
Watts shortly about to pass out (5) Puzzler Cryptic 15 Jan 2024
So now it's time to go out and faint (5)
Faint poles bordering court (5)
Faint The Telegraph Quick 27 Dec 2023
Feel faint from ecstasy Premier Sunday 17 Dec 2023
Become dizzy with rapture New York Times 13 Nov 2023
Broadcast now so faint The Times Cryptic 24 May 2023
Require smelling salts LA Times Daily 15 May 2023
Require smelling salts, say New York Times 23 Apr 2023
Faint Wall Street Journal 13 Feb 2023
Faint LA Times Daily 10 Jan 2023
Have a fainting spell Newsday 15 Nov 2022
Faint with passion New York Times 24 Oct 2022
Faint from joy Newsday 22 Aug 2022
Get dizzy with delight LA Times Daily 14 Aug 2022
Faint LA Times Daily 13 Jun 2022
Faint The Washington Post 13 Jun 2022
Feel faint Eugene Sheffer 16 May 2022
Court in session – banks collapse
Faint Wall Street Journal 27 Jul 2021
Faint, without disturbing younger family member
Reaction to a dreamy person Universal 25 Jan 2021
Faint edges of shadow obscuring front of satellite
Feel faint Thomas Joseph 25 Sep 2020
Be ecstatic (over) Newsday 02 Sep 2020
Faint from emotion New York Times 30 Jul 2020
Get lightheaded (rhymes with "spoon")
[Oh my God, he's so hot!] New York Times 11 Apr 2020
Faint shortly overcoming wife The Telegraph Cryptic 19 Dec 2019
Faint from emotion Wall Street Journal 02 Dec 2019
Faint dead away USA Today 23 Nov 2019
React to a pop idol, perhaps (rhymes with moon)
Theatrical faint Newsday 09 Oct 2019
React to a teen idol, perhaps Wall Street Journal 05 Oct 2019
Fainting spell Wall Street Journal 05 Aug 2019
Faint from emotion The Times Concise 11 Feb 2019
Fall for an idol New York Times 18 Jan 2019
Fainting spell
Fall for an idol
React to a teen idol, perhaps
Keel over Newsday 09 Dec 2018
Presently being full of whisky, black out The Telegraph Cryptic 03 Nov 2018
React to the Beatles, perhaps Wall Street Journal 11 Oct 2018
Get fainty Universal 15 Jul 2018
Pass out seeing court enthralled by case of sedition The Telegraph Cryptic 11 Jul 2018
React like a superfan The Washington Post Sunday 22 Apr 2018
React to a pop idol, perhaps The Washington Post 11 Mar 2018
React to a pop idol, perhaps LA Times Daily 11 Mar 2018
React to the Beatles, perhaps
Get fainty
Have a fainting spell Newsday 27 Nov 2017
Faint Universal 09 Nov 2017
Wife bought in before long, becoming faint
Faint LA Times Daily 06 Sep 2017
Faint The Washington Post 06 Sep 2017
Faint bit of writing readily accepted
Faint New York Times 18 May 2017
Feel faint Eugene Sheffer 12 May 2017
Faint from joy Universal 05 May 2017
Initially struggling, win out of nowhere, become ecstatic
React to Beatlemania, perhaps Jonesin 24 Jan 2017
Faint
Faint
Faint from joy
Faint
Not a planned feature of a passing-out parade The Times Cryptic 18 May 2016
Pass out in school to curry favour with new head Irish Times Crosaire 11 Apr 2016
Now so upset as to faint The Telegraph Cryptic 08 Feb 2016
Experience Bieber fever, possibly The Washington Post 21 Dec 2015
Fainting fit The Sun Two Speed 08 Dec 2015
Now so terribly faint The Sun Two Speed 08 Dec 2015
Faint from rapture USA Today 08 Oct 2015
Lose one's footing, in a way Newsday 19 Sep 2015
Shortly embracing wife in blackout The Times Cryptic 25 Aug 2015
React to one's idol, perhaps Wall Street Journal 27 Mar 2015
Faint from rapture
Silversun Pickups 2nd
React to one's idol, perhaps
Bieber fever reaction, often
Lose one's footing, in a way
Have a fainting spell
Plotz
Sinatra made his fans do it
Act smitten
Faint from emotional overload
Have a fainting spell
Exhibit faintness
"Panic Switch" Silversun Pickups album
Faint with ecstasy
Faint, as through ecstasy
Beatlemania reaction
Faint
'09 Silversun Pickups album
Show of overwhelming love
Keel over
Theatrical faint
Faint
Faint at the sight of one's idol
What Sinatra's fans did
Beatles concert reaction, often
Beatles concert reaction, often
Faint with ecstasy
Faint
Beatlemania reaction
Theatrical faint
Respond to the Jonas Brothers, say
Become rapturous
Go gaga
Faint
Pass out
Stereotypical reaction to Elvis
Respond to Beatlemania
Faint
Go gaga
Pass out
Go gaga
Pass out
Fainting fit
Fall for a heartthrob?
Response to Sinatra
Reaction to an idol, possibly
Reaction to an idol, possibly
Pass out
Reel with rapture
Reeling state
Reeling state
React to a pop idol, perhaps
Get lightheaded
Black out
Response to Beatlemania
Faint
Pass out
Lose consciousness
Pass out
Faint
Become overcome
Faint
Be enraptured
Pass out
Faint from rapture
Grow dizzy with delight
Grow dizzy with delight
Black out while being crooned
Pass out
Act smitten
Pass out
Faint
Need smelling salts?
Plotz
Faint with beating heart
React to Ricky Martin, say
Pass out
Feel rapture
Emulate a Ricky Martin fan, e.g.
What Sinatra's fans did
Pass out
Bobby-soxer's reaction to Sinatra
Pass out
Faint, as through ecstasy
Become rapturous
Syncope
Blackout while young F.A.S. sang
Victorian blackout
Go into ecstasies.
Faint.
Faint away.
Grow faint.
Languish.
Languish: Poet.
Victorian faint.
Be overcome with emotion: Colloq.
Maidenly prerogative in the '90s.
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