swag
/swæɡ/
verb
- To hang or move in a swaying or sagging manner.
- The heavy curtains swag gracefully from the rod.
- The branches swag low with the weight of ripe fruit.
- The old fence began to swag under the weight of the snow.
noun
- Stylish confidence or a cool, attractive manner.
- He walks into a room with so much swag that everyone notices him.
- The dancer moved across the stage with undeniable swag.
- Her outfit and attitude gave her a lot of swag.
- Free promotional items, such as T-shirts, pens, or bags, given away at events.
- I love collecting swag from tech conventions.
- Attendees at the conference received a bag full of swag.
- The company handed out branded swag to everyone who visited their booth.
- A decorative curtain or piece of fabric that hangs in a loop or fold.
- The window was adorned with a velvet swag and matching drapes.
- The interior designer recommended a simple swag for the living room.
- She hung a floral swag over the doorway for the party.
- Stolen goods or loot, especially from a robbery.
- The thieves divided the swag and fled the scene.
- The pirates buried their swag on a deserted island.
- The police recovered the swag hidden in the warehouse.
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