Synonyms for SWAT
swɒtswat

Princeton's WordNet

1. swatverb

   a sharp blow

2. swatverb

   hit swiftly with a violent blow

   "Swat flies"

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1. • Hit

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1. List of paraphrases for "swat":

   suwat

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1. Bill Maher:

   Now if I said that -- 'Yeah, they're for Bernie 'cause that's where the boys are' -- you'd swat me, no, I wouldn't.

2. Scott Murphy:

   So, as a parent, as a father, that's kind of like the worst thing that you can have come across your phone, then it was followed a couple minutes later with, 'SWAT team is on site trying to secure the building. I'm in a tiny room with a bunch of people. We're freaking out. Please pray for us.'.

3. Chief David Brown:

   They (SWAT officers) made the call, and I believe it's the right call ... to stop his violence.

4. Israel Orellana:

   I thought it was my mom’s friends because sometimes they pray and they start dancing, so I get up from my bed and I start walking over to my door. And as I'm opening my door, I make eye contact with the SWAT officer and he pushes up against the door with his shield and he slams me against the wall. He starts screaming at me, ‘Stop resisting! Stop resisting!’.

5. John Sheahan:

   I personally don’t think we’re ever going to be satisfied with the why, said John Sheahan, a former sergeant and SWAT team officer with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. We're talking about someone who has never had a lot of friends, kept to himself, and had all the finances in the world to do what he was going to do. Since the shooting, The FBI and police investigators have interviewed hundreds of witnesses, including Paddock's girlfriend Mary Lou Danley. They also looked into his gun buying history, taken apart his computer and even sent his brain to Stanford University for detailed forensic examination. But in recent weeks, authorities have provided little to no insight into the status of their investigation. The FBI’s Las Vegas field office did not respond to Fox News ’ request for an interview while the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department declined to take part in one. When we have more information to provide, we will let everybody know, LVMPD Officer Larry Hadfield told Fox News. But John Sheahan warns there may never be new information to release. Police investigators want to give the public answers. It takes the monkey off your backs.