It is a Shakespearean word, first noted in a Midsummer Nights Dream, dated 1590
No, swagger is not a swear word.
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The prefix for the word swagger is swag. Swag is a slang word that means money or valuables, and swagger is a slang word for a certain type of personality.
His swagger like walk and good looks caused him to get much attention
It is not known who first used the word swagger but the Oxford English Dictionary cites Thomas Taylor in his A commentarie upon the Epistle of St. Paul to Titus written in 1612: The cause that now they Swagger, and are masterlesse abroad, is because they were never well mastered at home.
No, swagger is not a swear word.
The Greek word for "Swagger" is "κορδόνομαι".
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The prefix for the word swagger is swag. Swag is a slang word that means money or valuables, and swagger is a slang word for a certain type of personality.
His swagger like walk and good looks caused him to get much attention
He walked with a swagger. The swagger stick looked wicked in his hand. The swagger in his walk was very arrogant.
The word "swagger" is a word in English slang, the word didn't exist for only about 1 or 2 years. In Spanish "swagger" is not a word, there's probably not a word for it. If there is I recommend using Google for searching Spanish Slang.
The Tagalog word for swagger is "yabang." It refers to flaunting or displaying arrogance or confidence in a showy or bold manner.
boastfulness, arrogance, bluster, conceit, boasting
"The swagger of the man was very unnerving and made everyone uncomfortable."
if u listen to now a days songs ull here the word swagger in alot of them=0
The word swagger is a noun and a verb. The noun form is confidence or an arrogant strut. The verb form means to walk in a swaying motion.