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swaggy

swaggy

1 8.9
Looks stylish and confident in a cool way
  • adjective
  • /ˈswæɡi/
  • Slang
translation icon : con estilo
  • Bieber first broke the news on Twitter: "Just did a voice over for the SIMPSONS! #swaggy," he wrote, though the tweet has since been removed.

And man, those boys, the swaggiest squad ever.

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Examples

  • I love being able to be really cozy, but also sexy and swaggy and edgy.

  • And man, those boys, the swaggiest squad ever.

  • ...with some right swaggy story about how it bit someone over at the park.

  • I'll tell you this that if you if you see me looking swaggy right now, that's because I have on.

  • So Tez claims that you are the swaggiest receiver.

  • Many of us get offers for free products, invites to swanky and swaggy parties, and some get offers for free trips.

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  • After the play ends, Marc Gasol went into a swaggy, fist-pumping, screaming celebration because the ball went in the basket.

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  • Otherwise, this is considerably less swaggy than Bieber's previous single, "Boyfriend"; it sounds like a lesser outtake from Usher's Looking 4.

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  • XOXO, You're My Dream, Boo," the swaggy bro extraordinaire puked.

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  • She walked into the room with a swaggy confidence that caught everyone's attention.

Synonyms

cool
vsswaggy
  • Informal
2.2

Fashionable and attractive to many people

shows more stylish bravado rather than only social ease
funky
vsswaggy
  • Informal
126 6.4

Looks stylish in an unusual and original way

is more mainstream confident cool rather than quirky originality
fashionable
vsswaggy
85 2.6

Popular now because it follows the current style

is more about confident attitude and personal cool than trends
stylish
vsswaggy
85 2.0

Clothes or rooms that look fashionable and attractive

puts more emphasis on visible cool confidence than mere good taste
chic
vsswaggy
57 3.5

Elegant and fashionable in a simple, modern way

is more relaxed confident cool rather than refined elegance
snappy
vsswaggy
  • Informal
17 3.8

Stylish and neat in appearance, often because of clothes or hair

is more casual confident and relaxed rather than sharply neat
spiffy
vsswaggy
  • Informal
16 7.8

Neat and stylish in appearance

is more about confident relaxed coolness rather than neat smartness
snazzy
vsswaggy
  • Informal
15 7.2

Bright and stylish in a way that draws attention

is more subtle confident cool rather than bright showiness
glitzy
vsswaggy
13 4.8

A bright, showy look that tries to impress people

is more authentic confident presence rather than superficial flash
debonair
vsswaggy
  • Formal
8 7.5

A person, especially a man, who is confident, stylish, and charming in a relaxed way

is more casual and bold rather than quietly sophisticated
rakish
vsswaggy
4 8.4

Having a smart, lively, and slightly bold look or manner

is more mainstream and composed rather than boldly unconventional
dashing
vsswaggy
1 4.3

Attractive and stylish in a confident, lively way

is more composed and cool rather than lively and bold
too cool for school
vsswaggy
  • Slang
1 9.1

Being very confident and stylish in a way that seems unfriendly

is more naturally confident and approachable rather than aloof showiness
1 7.9

Appearing stylish and attractive without trying

is confident and stylish yet often feels more deliberate than casual
jiggy
vsswaggy
  • Slang
1 9.6

Looking stylish and attractive

is the standard confident and cool idea rather than informal slang
swish
vsswaggy
  • UK
1 7.2

Being stylish and looking expensive

is more casual confident cool rather than luxurious sophistication
cool and stylish
vsswaggy
  • Slang
3.4

Looking fashionable and attractive in a way people admire

leans more toward bold edgy confidence than only fashionable looks
dashy
vsswaggy
  • Informal
9.2

Attractive and stylish in a bold, showy way

is more grounded confident and cool rather than flashy showiness
kippy
vsswaggy
  • UK
9.9

Having bright, stylish clothes or decorations that look showy for parties

is more about calm confident coolness rather than lively showiness
hotsy-totsy
vsswaggy
  • Archaic
9.9

Having a fashionable, attractive look, like new clothes or a neat room

is a cooler confident presentation rather than playful showy language
dandyish
vsswaggy
9.1

Very careful about clothes and manners in a showy way

is more natural confident and casual rather than self-conscious display
szish
vsswaggy
9.9

A little stylish in a simple modern way

is a fuller confident cool effect rather than only somewhat stylish

Antonyms

33 3.0

Not graceful in movement or action

21 3.2

Saying or writing things in an awkward, not skillful way that causes embarrassment

Few people wear it now because it is not in style

How Stylish

trendy
64 3.1
swaggy
  • Slang
1 8.9
stylish
85 2.0
casual
194 2.8
plain
50 2.5

Surface Forms

swaggy positive

Morphology

swaggy = swag (transparent) = swag + y

Formed by the productive adjectival suffix '-y' on the slang noun 'swag', so the meaning 'having swag' is directly derived though informal.

Etymology

Swaggy comes from swag, which in turn comes from swagger, a word that once meant 'to walk with a proud sway'. So swaggy means having a stylish, confident look or way of moving, which is why it now means 'cool' and self-assured.