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swagged

UK
/swæɡd/
US
/swæɡd/

Translations

swaggedpast participle
UK
/swæɡd/
US
/swæɡd/
Used attributively as a participial adjective derived from the verb "swag".
He walked into the room looking totally swagged.
Он вошёл в комнату, выглядя совершенно крутым.
She wore a swagged outfit to the party.
Она пришла на вечеринку в стильном наряде.
swagverb

swagged

Past Simple

swagged
Past Simple
swagged
Past Participle
swagging
Gerund
UK
/swæɡ/
US
/swæɡ/
He likes to swag around the office as if he owns the place.
Он любит расхаживать по офису, как будто он здесь хозяин.
Synonyms
sway
swing
flourish
display
show off

Definitions

swaggedpast participle
Displaying a confident, stylish, or cool demeanor; characterized by swagger.
He showed up at the party looking completely swagged, turning everyone's heads.
Decorated or draped in a way that forms a curve or festoon, especially referring to fabric or material.
The swagged curtains added an elegant touch to the grand ballroom.
swagverb
To move or sway unsteadily or with a swagger.
He swags down the street with a confident stride.
To decorate or adorn with swags or festoons.
They swagged the hall with garlands for the wedding.
To sink, sag, or bulge downward under weight or pressure.
The middle of the bookshelf swagged under the weight of the encyclopedias.
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