swack
To hit something in a swift motion. “Swack” was formed from a speech error by Justin N. The verbs “swat” and “smack” are similar in meaning, connotation, More…
swack (2)
(VERB) To take attention or steal style from someone. =Often a person's style may infringe upon or flat out copy another's. The term may have began as 'took my swagger,' More…
swag
(swagger N > swagga N > swag N) unique personality or style =Swag is a noun used in the hip hop community. To be told that you have swag is a compliment, and it can be likened to More…
Swag
(Clipping) someone's "coolness" as determined by the way they carry themselves =This differs from how its base form - swagger - has been used in the past in that it is More…
swag (2)
one's personal style and demeanor in which they carry themselves =I totally dig his killer swag. Etymology : possible clipping of 'swagger' ="Turn my Swag on" More…
Swag (3)
(From the word swagger, removing the -er.) Presenting oneself in a positive "cool" light through dress or style to be admired or emulated. Traveling to a place in style & More…
Swag (4)
An appearance of confidence and coolness. =“I wish I had as much swag as Jarrell does…” Etymology : Clipping of “swagger” which means the same thing. =Soulja Boy song (2009) More…
Swag (9)
(clipping) the mannerisms in which one walks, carries themselves and dresses, it is a style, a lifestyle =“Omg, check out that guy’s swag, I love the way he dresses and look at that More…
Swag (most general)
(n.) A confident way in which one carries oneself. Free stuff. Things that are cool. Any stuff, just generally. Bling. A type of curtain. The way something swings, such as a woman's More…
Swag(1)
Confidence and style that defines how one carries oneself, especially in reference to how one dresses. =‘Swag’ is used to describe a confident manner with which one dresses and behaves. More…
swag(10)
N: style; swagger I: an exclamation praising the style or swagger of an individual =Swag is word clipped from swagger. The transformation of swagger to swag took place due to its growing More…
swag(3)
(clipping) the quality of unique style and couthe; noticeable, outstanding coolness =There is so much swag in his walk and talk, I would totally date him. commonly used in rap songs. More…
swag(8)
aura of confidence =An individual may have swag if they walk around with a swagger, representing their self-confidence. Swag is an intangible quality, and cannot really be measured; one More…
Swagg
This is my swagg, if you don’t like it then that’s too bad. =This is my swagg, if you don’t like it then that’s too bad. Etymology : “Swagg” comes from swagger and is often referred to More…
Swagger
a unique style that fits with a person’s personality and acts as a mark of individuality. Apparent Meaning: a unique style, mark of individuality and personality. Reason Used: More…
swagger
(novel creation) having a smooth style, associated with a persons walk and attitude. Having high self confidence ="Watch my swagger" Etymology : the way that a psrson walks may More…
swagger jacker
(compounding) a person who doesn’t have an identity of their own and because of this tries to steal somebody else’s style, hobbies, and sometimes, even friends. =The word swagger-jacker is More…
Swagu
A type of sauce which would drip off a person with excessive swag. First created by Kanye West in the song "Party" by Beyonce Knowles featuring André 3000. The word is simply More…
swamp-donk
Originated in Columbia, Tennessee. Used to refer to a distinguished female, while sober, who gets extremely drunk on occasion. The females activity usually goes from stumbling around, to More…
Swampdonkey
A woman, typically in her teenage years, of a generally disheveled, unmaintained appearance. Typically, due to poor hygiene, leading to being physically unattractive state of being. More…