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Definition of swag
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Swagging
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Swa.
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Swaggering
::
Swaggered
(imp. & p. p.) of
Swagge.
Swain
::
Swaggy
(a.)
Inclined
to swag;
sinking,
hanging,
or
leaning
by its
weight..
Boss
::
Boss (n.) A swage or die used for
shaping
metals.
Swag
::
Swag (v. i.) To hang or move, as
something
loose and
heavy;
to sway; to
swing..
Bowery
::
Bowery
(a.)
Characteristic
of the
street
called
the
Bowery,
in New York city;
swaggering;
flashy..
Swaggy
::
Swaggerer
(n.) One who
swaggers;
a
blusterer;
a
bully;
a
boastful,
noisy
fellow..
Bully
::
Bully (v. t.) To
intimidate
with
threats
and by an
overbearing,
swaggering
demeanor;
to act the part of a bully
toward..
Galoot
::
Galoot
(n.) A
noisy,
swaggering,
or
worthless
fellow;
a
rowdy..
Snaphead
::
Snaphead
(n.) A
hemispherical
or
rounded
head to a rivet or bolt; also, a
swaging
tool with a
cavity
in its face for
forming
such a
rounded
head..
Cracker
::
Cracker
(n.) A noisy
boaster;
a
swaggering
fellow.
Swagbelly
::
Swag-bellied
(a.)
Having
a
prominent,
overhanging
belly..
Asswage
::
Asswage
(v.) See
Assuage.
Swage
::
Swage (n.) A tool,
variously
shaped
or
grooved
on the end or face, used by
blacksmiths
and other
workers
in
metals,
for
shaping
their work,
whether
sheet metal or
forging,
by
holding
the swage upon the work, or the work upon the
swage,
and
striking
with a
sledge..
Braggadocio
::
Braggadocio
(n.) A
braggart;
a
boaster;
a
swaggerer.
Swag
::
Swagging
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Swa.
Wallet
::
Wallet
(n.)
Anything
protuberant
and
swagging.
Ruffle
::
Ruffle
(v. i.) To be
rough;
to jar; to be in
contention;
hence,
to put on airs; to
swagger..
Fanfaronade
::
Fanfaronade
(n.) A
swaggering;
vain
boasting;
ostentation;
a
bluster.
Rollic
::
Rollic
(v. i.) To move or play in a
careless,
swaggering
manner,
with a
frolicsome
air; to
frolic;
to
sport;
commonly
in the form
rollicking..
Swag
::
Swag (n.) A
swaying,
irregular
motion..
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