swag

Speech parts

1. swag - Noun

2. swag - Verb

3. Swag - Proper noun

Meaning

To hang or move, as something loose and heavy; to sway; to swing.

To sink down by its weight; to sag.

A swaying, irregular motion.

A burglar's or thief's booty; boodle.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

SAG careen lurch flag reel keel stagger droop garland valance take money festoon gain drop
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Antonyms

one few little loss pittance bit
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Hypernyms

sheaf rock drop walk sink bundle

Hyponyms

bag slump slouch

Phrases with the word

swag of a swag paper swag

Derivatives

swagged swagging

Anagrams

GWAS

Examples

The drunken man staggered into the room Source: Internet

A $10 Throwdown ticket provides special swag, access to bid in the silent auction, a code to the exclusive premiere of the livestreamed art competition and live auction, plus more surprises. Source: Internet

Again, there are different types of styling in the swag, you can have a two draped swags for a good balance or if you think that the style is not appropriate, you can style it any way you want to. Source: Internet

Each kit includes a ready-to-drink iced coffee, K-Cup coffee pods, a box of Dunkin' cereal, creamers, masks, tattoos, tote bags, and other promotional swag. Source: Internet

Consider other approaches to put smiles on your team’s face including bake offs, wearing college swag, musical concert by a talented teammate to entertain fellow coworkers or silly hat day. Source: Internet

A coworker of my husbands made herself a shadowbox with the swag art from So Shall I Reap. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Swaffham Swafford Swafield swag bag swag it swag it out