Swag comes from Swagger, and was used to describe the sway of a thief's or pirates load of booty; it could also describe a merchantman (sailor) who has just left ship with all the money from his voyage. The term has all those meanings in modern usage, that it is "rich," so roughly translated it would mean "It is rich/hip/modern."
it means swag
swag means she wants a gentleman
zebra swag means your a stripey gangster.
Well I mean if you get sweaty it kinda ruins all the swag. Like swag is just being awesome and sweat is not awesome.
I suppose it could mean "get your prizes" - although I had thought 'swag' to be the product of a theft.
it means find your swag and don't be a swag bitter....that means find your own styleA swag is the rolled-up bundle of one's possessions when travelling on the road. If you are told to check your swag in Australia, it is more likely to mean check your luggage or your possessions.
Swag can mean expensive or valuable goods, to sway, or to droop from not being tight any more. Robbers would have swag from the store they burglarized. An elderly person might swag from having bad knees.
410 swag mean owning things such as t-shirts that are written 410.
"Woo swag" typically refers to a stylish or confident demeanor that is used to attract or impress others, often in a romantic context. It combines the idea of "wooing" someone, which means to seek their affection, with "swag," a term for coolness or charisma. The phrase can also imply a certain flair or charm in one's approach to social interactions.
people may use the term Swag as telling someone that they have got good fashion style.
Swag is a term for any type of valuable or luxury goods.
410 swag means wearing clothes that have been written 410.