Noun
porch swing (plural porch swings)
A swing on a porch, often made of wood and having space for two people to sit and rock back and forth. A porch swing is often connected to the roof of the porch with chains and hooks in the ceiling.
Anyone who used to fight with their siblings or friends for a seat on the porch swing will love this Nebraska attraction. Source: Internet
Listen to that steak sizzle on the grill located on the upper balcony while sipping wine on the porch swing and chatting with friends and family after enjoying a busy day in Pigeon Forge. Source: Internet
Everything is served on a porch around a porch swing — it’s just like going back to grandma’s house. Source: Internet
He lit it and stepped outside to find Cricket curled up on the back porch swing, Hobo at her feet. Source: Internet
My spring break has to have a good cup of coffee or glass of iced tea,and as many new books as I can carry to the front porch swing. Source: Internet
One evening, after several summers in the house, I was sitting on the porch swing, wondering why the previous owner, who had planted a dozen trees in the yard, hadn’t planted one to shade the porch. Source: Internet