to swag

Examples

• All

• The old tree swagged under the heavy weight of the snow after the blizzard.

• But in the meantime, Aaron has swagged the fence line with Christmas lights and it looks so pretty at night.

• First off, he he he swagged out, he got the kicks, the Griffey's and he got a jersey.

• Here's me Sheen, thinking I'm this little hotshot from London, swagging it on the way to the royal bathroom.

• It needs to be bagged, tagged, swagged, and bizarmed.

• As the truck drove over the rough terrain, the loaded boxes swagged from side to side in the back.

Synonyms

W

to wobble

vsto swag

40 3.8

To move or shake unsteadily from side to side

is heavier and often happens because of heavy load

S

to shimmy

vsto swag

1 7.4

To shake slightly with quick movements

is heavier and slower showing strong unsteady motion

W

to wabble

vsto swag

8.9

To move unsteadily from side to side

is heavier and usually caused by a heavy load

W

to wamble

vsto swag

• Archaic

9.9

To move unsteadily while rolling from side to side

is heavier and focuses on side to side sway under weight

S

to swail

vsto swag

• UK

9.9

To move gently because of wind, like tall grass

is heavier and not gentle usually caused by weight or load

Antonyms

S

to stand still

75 1.0

Stay upright in one place without moving

S

to stabilize

• US

75 4.3

To become steady and stop changing

How Unsteady

to lurch

34 5.6

to reel

16 4.6

to swag

• Archaic

8.1

to sway

77 2.4

to rock

230 1.0

Surface Forms

Etymology