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SWAG"to move heavily or unsteadily," 1520s, probably from a Scandinavian source akin to Old Norse sveggja "to swing, sway," from the same source as Old English swingan "to swing&q [..]
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SWAG1650s, "a lurching or swaying," from swag (v.). Meaning "ornamental festoon" (1794) is said to be probably a separate development from the verb (but see swage). Swag lamp attested [..]
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SWAGSee Scientific Wild Anatomical Guess
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SWAG(Say: sh - wag) - Also called "schwag," it's free bicycle goodies, such as posters, caps, bottles, stickers etc. you pick up at cycling events, races, shops.
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SWAGChat Abbreviation Dictionary Simple Wild Ass Guess; Scientific Wild Ass Guess
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SWAG(Say: sh - wag) - Also called "schwag," it's free bicycle goodies, such as posters, caps, bottles, stickers etc. you pick up at cycling events, races, shops.
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SWAGSkills or style
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SWAGStuff We All Get, or Stuff We All Giveaway.
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SWAGScientific Wild ass Guess :D
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SWAG(n) valuable goods(n) goods or money obtained illegally(n) a bundle containing the personal belongings of a swagman(v) droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness(v) walk as [..]
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SWAGBoasting about one’s skills or style
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SWAGLuggage, knapsack, a bundle; also food carried about one. Swag-shop, a store of minor, or cheap-priced goods. (Scotch, sweg.)
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SWAGPlenty. Rhyming slang: A bag-full means plenty, and by omitting full, “bag” remains to rhyme with swag. (See CHIVY.)
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SWAG(Say: sh - wag) - Also called "schwag," it's free bicycle goodies, such as posters, caps, bottles, stickers etc. you pick up at cycling events, races, shops.
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SWAGrolled up bedding etc. carried by a swagman Swaggie :
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SWAGLoot.
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SWAGstolen goods.
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SWAG"Stuff We All Get." Trade items left in caches by geocachers.
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SWAG(Say: sh - wag) - Also called "schwag," it's free bicycle goodies, such as posters, caps, bottles, stickers etc. you pick up at cycling events, races, shops.
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SWAG
(intransitive,and|transitive) To sway; to cause to sway.
*After the water in the swag had all disappeared through the sink-hole the well water would again become clear.
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SWAGGold and riches.
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SWAGSuccessful Woman Accepting Greatness
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