The word swag has a Scandinavian origin. Swag could be used as a noun and verb. A drapery or curtain that is wrapped in an arch between two points is called swag. Festoon or decoration of flowers or fruit is also termed swag. Swag could also be an ornament. It is carved out or moulded out of some substance that could be an accessory. In slang terms, swag indicates stolen property or loot. Herbal tea that is sold as marijuana to a naive customer is also termed swag. In Australia, the word swag implies a pack that contains personal possessions of a swagman.
When someone lurches or sways, he is said to be swagging. This is a chiefly British usage. Swagging is also travelling about with a luggage or swag.
When someone lurches or sways, he is said to be swagging. This is a chiefly British usage. Swagging is also travelling about with a luggage or swag.