Swanee
Britishnoun
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Laguna was the champion and he thought I'd go down the Swanee dead easy with the heat and everything.
From BBC
Both appear to be heading down the Swanee at a rate of knots.
From The Guardian
Capitally dressed servers delivered dainty cakes and sandwiches fit for Meg, while a live band channeled Beth with its medley of 19th century hits, including “Swanee River,” “Clementine” and “Listen to the Mockingbird.”
From Los Angeles Times
“This moment is more than a milestone – it’s a ground-gripping convulsion,” Swanee Hunt wrote for CNN.
From The Guardian
Fairchild also has a butterfly conservatory, housed in the Paul and Swanee DiMare Science Village, which includes a metamorphosis laboratory where visitors can watch butterflies emerge from their chrysalises.
From New York Times
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