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verb

• expression of delight at something funny a person has said or of agreement. From "shut your mouth".
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  Last edited on Dec 06 2015. Submitted by Wanda Hill on Aug 16 2015.

• bad, or generally negative.

  That homework is shwag.

  Last edited on Oct 27 1997. Submitted by Sue C. from St Louis, MO, USA on Oct 27 1997.

• really bad, displeasing.

  Commonly used with shwiggity shwag.

  Last edited on Jun 04 1998. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 04 1998.

• Originally used to describe low quality marijuana, shwag can be used to describe anything low quality.

  She's shwag.

  This beer is shwag.

  What a shwag day it is.

  The food at McDonalds is shwag.

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Jeremy R. on Feb 22 1999.

noun

• low quality marijuana.

  I am not going to smoke this schwag.

  I don't want to buy weed from him anymore because all he sells is shwag.

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Jessica from Chicago, IL, USA on Sep 05 2003.

• Poor quality marijuana.
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  Last edited on Sep 16 2004. Submitted by Russell L. from New York, NY, USA on Sep 16 2004.

• penis

  Dick in pussy.

  Last edited on Jul 14 2015. Submitted by Anonymous on May 03 2005.

• to steal; "yoink".

  Last edited on May 18 2011. Submitted by Pat G. on Feb 01 2005.

• ghetto, cool, or tight

  That's a shwanky tie.

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  Last edited on Jan 07 2003. Submitted by vi on Jan 07 2003.

adjective

• cool. From the TV series Batman Beyond.

  That was totally shway.

  This song is so shway. I love it.

  • See more words with the same meaning: good, okay, cool, awesome, fun.

  Last edited on Jun 08 2014. Submitted by BoB from Atlanta, GA, USA on Jul 11 2002.

• Awesome, cool, great, good, well done. An alien slang from the Steven Spielberg series "Invasion America" that aired on The WB in 1998. This origin influenced the usage of the word in the later WB cartoon series, Batman Beyond, and even later in the more recent incarnation of The WB, The CW's "The Flash" series.
  
  The term is often used by the character Cisco, as he is an avid science fiction fan and Spielberg buff.

  Last edited on Jan 28 2019. Submitted by Anonymous on Jan 28 2019.