1. [informal] Goods or money obtained illegally
   "The pirates divided up their swag";
   - loot, booty, pillage, plunder, prize, dirty money [informal]
    
2. [informal] Valuable goods
   "The thieves made off with a swag of jewellery"
    
3. A garland or valance of fabric or linen hanging down in a curve between two supporting points
   "The windows were decorated with elegant swags of silk"
    
4. [informal] Confident, arrogant and self-important manner or behaviour
   "He walked into the room with a noticeable swag";
   - swagger
    
5. [Austral] A bundle containing the personal belongings of a swagman
   "The swagman carried his swag over his shoulder as he walked along the dusty road"

1. Droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness
   "The banner swagged between the posts";
   - sag, droop, flag
    
2. Sway heavily or unsteadily
   "The drunk man swagged down the street"
    
3. Decorate with draped fabric or garlands
   "They swagged the hall with evergreen boughs"

Derived forms: swags, swagging, swagged

Type of: bundle, drop, drop down, rock, shake, sheaf, sink, stolen property, sway, valuable

Encyclopedia: Swag, Alabama