Swag

swag, v. i. [swagged (swagd), -ging.] To sink In down by its weight; to lean. — n. A swaying, irregliable ular motion, as of a heavy body, or of one sagging to or pendent from its weight; a burglar's booty. — Swag'gy, -gi, a. Inclined to swag; sinking, hanging, or leaning by its weight. — Swag'ger, v. i. for a [-gered (-gerd), -gering.] lo boast or brag noisily, state bluster, bully. — n. Boastfulne or insolence of man from ner.—Swagvgerer, n. A blusterer; bully; boaster. of Swage, swaj or swei, n. A tool, variouslv shaped or grooved on the end or face, used by workers in met- To als, for shaping their work. — v. t. To shape by pay means of a swage; to fashion, as a piece of iron, by drawing it into a groove or mold having the required shape.; Swain, swan, n. A rustic: esp., state a country gallant or lover. ce a- Swallow, swoKlo, n. A small Act migratory swift-flying inesp., sectivorous bird of several as of species, with long wings and con a Ions:, forked and pointed Sustail.— Swal 'low-tailed, -tald, a. Like a swallow's tail in form, having narrow and tapering or pointed skirts.