Switching

What do we mean by switching?

To exchange.

To change (something) to the specified state using a switch.

To whip or hit with a switch.

To change places, tasks, etc.

To get angry suddenly; to quickly or unreasonably become enraged.

To swing or whisk.

To be swung or whisked.

To trim.

To turn from one railway track to another; to transfer by a switch; generally with off, from, etc.

To shift to another circuit.

An older (70s-80s) term that means to walk in an exaggerated motion, where you are rocking, or "switching" your behind back and forth to get attention. Streetwalkers do this to get the attention of johns. Therefore, switching is not seen as a positive term. It's a term used for someone who is considered slutty, promiscuous or just a plain showoff. Usually used for women but also sometimes for effeminate or gay men. Urban Dictionary

Walking like a girl Urban Dictionary

When someone is angry and is yelling or having a go at you. Also see: switched, switch Urban Dictionary

A person who vaccilates between dominant and submissive roles within sexual relations. Urban Dictionary

Often used mainly in Chicago as a slang for Glock pistol. There's a part called switch which swiches glock from semi to full auto which is very prevalent in Chicago Urban Dictionary

A hypothetical game that is played by placing the thumb of one's hand into one's own mouth while simultaneously placing the thumb on one's other hand into one's own anus, and then switching the thumb positions after an undetermined period of time. Most commonly used as a term to negatively express the passing of time with extreme inactivity or waiting. Very similar to the term "Grab Ass". Urban Dictionary

Abbrev. "Brain switched on". Someone who is switched on is alert and intelligent. Urban Dictionary

To be in the zone and focused on a task or during an event. People put in stressful situation who are rolling with the punches and not getting hung up on things are switched on. First responders, military personel and those who deal with dangerous and stressful situations are known to become "switched on" when faced with an event. Urban Dictionary

A person that plays both the Submissive and Dominating roles in a BDSM relationship. Urban Dictionary

This occurs when you find that your boyfriend/girlfriend's roommate is a far better match for you. This leads you to think of a plan to "switch" roomates. However, this is not an easy task. People during the middle ages were locked up for even thinking about it. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to switching:
switching, stitching, witching, twitching, snitching, skitching, watching, pitching, smithing, bewitching, winching, itching, bitching, flitching, swishing, hitching, ditching, smutching, snatching, sketching, scotching, withing, swathing, swithin, glitching, scutching, kitching, skinching, smirching, mitching, q-switching, twitchin, q switching.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word switching:
transistor, switch, packet, routing, voltage, allegiance, telephone, nodes, mode, optical, networks, frequency, affiliation, modes, devices, forth, transmission, logic, circuit, device, input, output, hardware, yard, relay, signal, protocol, channels, equipment, format, layer, locomotive, costs, network, automatic, load, electrical, systems, noise, sides, applications, electronic, virtual.

Words that rhyme with switching:
pitching, stitching, enriching, witching, twitching, hitching, snitching, ditching, ichang, kitching, mitch hung, which hung.

Adjectives that are often used to describe switching:
optical, automatic, electronic, fast, digital, circuit, rapid, code, expenditure, current, frequent, speed, packet, local, manual, constant, type, off, photonic, wormhole, soft, english, simple, column, dynamic, intrasentential, mechanical, brand, phenotypic, forward, markov, electrical, sequential, based, simultaneous, heavy, controlled, induced, line, sudden, remote, faster, through, cell, multiprotocol, metaphorical, internal, conversational, easy, virtual, situational, fuel, non, efficient, multiple, periodic, state, bilingual, appropriate, tense, random, necessary, magnetic, slow, level, class, quick, instantaneous, double, time, relay, electromechanical, continuous, spontaneous, reciprocal, conventional, reversible, denominational, pole, sentential, abrupt, synchronous, adiabatic.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective switching:
mode, networks, regulator, time, off, circuit, type, transistor, impulse, surge, network, aid, supply, experiments, bus, out, models.

Consonant match to switching:
swatching.

Words that sound like switching:
switching, swishing, snitching, stitching, swaging, swilling, swooshing, swashing, switch on, swiving, sweating, swelling, swimming, swinging, swaying, switches, swooning, snatching, smooching, slouching, sweeting, swatting, squishing, swigging, speeching, switchy, swathing, swanning, swotting, swithin, switch hit, swealing, swingeing, skitching, twitching, zwilling, swearing, sketching, suasion, sledging, smudging, cichon, slushing, switchman, sludging, ice wedging, scutching, swing, switch, spinning, searching, spitting, sitting, sinning, smashing, spilling, swerving, sticking, swirling, switched, sweeping, slashing, sining, swiping, swagging, staging, swishes, witching, swich, swapping, stashing, swooping, switcher, slitting, sicking, squashing, sloshing, swishy, swatches, sieving, switcheroo, stilling, smiting, swiveling, slicking, swerling, synching, smidgin, scotching, assuaging, switched on, sieging, smooshing, cinching, sashing, swopping, snicking, switch cane, squinching, smirching.