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acronym for 'darts player's wife and girlfriend person 1 'Dude you seen Phil Taylor'
person 2 'No but i seen his dwag!' person 1 'LOVELY' |
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A word which depicts a very close friend. What's good "dwag"?
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| 2. | dwag | ||
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A group of your friends would be your dwags
A friend would be a dwag Origin: dwag comes from a typo of the word dawg dawg as in your dawg In orfer to use it in a sentence you must be talkin to a long time friend... no losers are aloud to say dwag DWAG! whats goin on?
DWAGS! are we going hit the gym or whats the deal? |
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| 3. | Dwag | ||
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An intentional misspelling of the word "dawg", to mean "A friend or companion; ally; comrade; tovarische." Yo dwag.
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a good friend who doubles as a friend-with-benefit when it suits one of the two friends Yeah we are Dwag's its great when i need it
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Douchebag With A Guitar. He can barely play it, but likes to sit in public holding it to attract girls and carries it with him all the time. "I don't want to go to that coffee shop anymore; some dwag hangs out there butchering Coldplay songs all day."
"Isn't that guy with the guitar a little old to be hanging out with high school girls?" "Yeah, the dwag can't get anyone his own age, but girls too young to know better think he's cool for playing guitar." |
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| 6. | dwag | ||
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the act of sporting douche swag. Can be modeled at polo matches, yacht clubs, and/or country clubs. Basically, any classy event considered to be douche. "Hey man, look at my dwag."
"Yo, nice dwag." "Are you going to dwag it up this weekend?" |
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an updated word for swag; usually intensifying the word. Person 1: ayeee, you dwaggin' today bret!
Person 2: word bret, you know it! |
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