Translation of 'swag' in English

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swag
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Ex. The solitary pedestrian, with the whole of his supplies ... strapped across his shoulders [was] ""swagging it"" (T. M'Combie).' title='expr. swag it, (Australian.) to carry one's swag.
Ex. The solitary pedestrian, with the whole of his supplies ... strapped across his shoulders [was] ""swagging it"" (T. M'Combie). in english'>expr. swag it, (Australian.) to carry one's swag.
Ex. The solitary pedestrian, with the whole of his supplies ... strapped across his shoulders [was] ""swagging it"" (T. M'Combie).Ex. The solitary pedestrian, with the whole of his supplies ... strapped across his shoulders [was] ""swagging it"" (T. M'Combie).' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
swag
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b. dishonest gains, especially dishonest political gains.
2. (Australian.) a bundle of personal belongings' title='noun 1. (Slang.)
a. things stolen; booty; plunder.
Ex. What'll we do with what little swag we've got left? (Mark Twain).
b. dishonest gains, especially dishonest political gains.
2. (Australian.) a bundle of personal belongings in english'>noun 1. (Slang.)
a. things stolen; booty; plunder.
Ex. What'll we do with what little swag we've got left? (Mark Twain).
b. dishonest gains, especially dishonest political gains.
2. (Australian.) a bundle of personal belongings b. dishonest gains, especially dishonest political gains.
2. (Australian.) a bundle of personal belongings' onclick='Pronounce(this.id);'>
swag
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swag, noun, verb, swagged,swagging.
swag
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v.i. 1. to move unsteadily or heavily from side to side or up and down; sway without control; lurch.
2. to hang loosely or heavily; sag.

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