swagnoun
uk/swæɡ/us/swæɡ/swag noun (STOLEN)
[ U ] old-fashioned slang stolen goods:
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Stealing
- abscond
- aggravated burglary
- appropriate
- armed robbery
- break in/break into sth
- duff
- larceny
- liberate
- light-fingered
- loot
- looting
- mug
- relieve
- rip sth off
- rob
- robbery
- run off with sth
- scrump
- sting
- whip
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swag noun (FREE THINGS)
[ U ] US free things that you are given, for example at an event:
swag noun (POSSESSIONS)
[ U ] Australian English old-fashioned possessions wrapped in a cloth and carried by a person who does not have a home or a job, but walks around from place to place
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Belongings and possessions
- accoutrements
- asset
- belongings
- capital assets
- chattel
- clobber
- for
- landholding
- lost property
- lost property office
- lost-and-found
- materially
- name
- of
- possession
- property
- resource
- thing
- toxic asset
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swag noun (STYLE)
[ U ] slang a fashionable and confident appearance or way of behaving:
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Fashion
- clothes horse
- collection
- come
- couture
- cover girl
- designer
- fashion
- fashionista
- haute couture
- high street
- look
- mannequin
- milliner
- model
- steampunk
- style
- supermodel
- the fashion police
- trend
- vogue
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swag noun (DECORATION)
[ C ] a piece of material hung above a window as a decoration:
[ C ] a chain of flowers, leaves, fruit, etc. hung as a decoration: