Swaggy

Pronunciation: /ˈswæɡi/

Definitions of swaggy

adjective stylish or fashionable in a confident and flashy way

Example Sentences

A1 She has a swaggy new backpack for school.

A2 The singer's outfit was so swaggy on stage.

B1 The team's uniforms are swaggy and eye-catching.

B2 The party had a swaggy atmosphere with cool decorations and music.

C1 His swaggy attitude and confidence make him stand out in a crowd.

C2 The designer's latest collection is incredibly swaggy and innovative.

Examples of swaggy in a Sentence

formal The fashion designer showcased a swaggy collection at Paris Fashion Week.

informal I love your swaggy new haircut!

slang That outfit is so swaggy, you're killing it!

figurative His confidence is so swaggy, he walks into a room and owns it.

Grammatical Forms of swaggy

• past tense: swagged
• plural: swaggies
• comparative: swagger
• superlative: swaggiest
• present tense: swag
• future tense: will swag
• perfect tense: have swagged
• continuous tense: is swagging
• singular: swaggy
• positive degree: swaggy
• infinitive: to swag
• gerund: swagging
• participle: swagging

Origin and Evolution of swaggy

First Known Use: 1990 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'swaggy' is believed to have originated as a slang term in African American Vernacular English (AAVE).

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe someone or something with a cool, confident, or stylish demeanor, 'swaggy' has evolved to also encompass a sense of being trendy, fashionable, or having a certain level of charisma.