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…
swacket
A garment having traits of both a jacket and a sweater =This word is a blend of the words "jacket" and "sweater"; it refers to a jacket made of a knitted, sweater-like 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 [2]
Clipping of swagger, now meaning the cool way that someone presents themselves. =Look at him, he's got so much swag. Etymology : Swag is a clipping from swagger first recorded in 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…
swag1
Things, usually free, given out, often to promote a club or organization. =Often the word follows the word free in usage, even though the idea of swag includes this connotation. Free swag More…
swag10
(noun) “Swag” now refers to people’s style or even the way that they carry themselves. =It can be referring to a specific piece or clothing or shoe that gives the person more “swag”. More…
swag23
(swag; creative formation; swagger) 1)style or effect of “coolness” extended from definition 2 in a more positive connotation 2) wearing long t shirts, baggy pants, and a hat in a style More…