Covering an item (which you intend to give away for free) with some material which is typically decorative and typically composed from the flesh of dead trees. This event tends to occur most frequently around holidays, birthdays, and marriages.

Term used to describe when a person's role at a bar is to receive free drinks as gifts from unknown people and then give them to his/her friends instead.
Typically played by a female, who will give her free drinks to her male buddies.

Samples, Wearables and Gifts!

Free stuff that people get from restaurants and stores for complaining about things.

(1) Cheap merchandise offered as an incentive to try products from catalog merchant Fingerhut (spend x dollars and get 1 gift, spend x more dollars and get 2 gifts, et cetera; they were always yours to keep even if you decided to return the product you'd ordered), they were always photographed beautifully and lyrically described, but extremely disappointing once you actually saw them.

(2) something that looks or sounds really good, interesting or worthwhile that can be accomplished with little or no cost or effort, but ends up being a complete bust. An alliterative way of saying "you get what you pay for".
(3) something that fails to live up to your expectations

Swagger: apparent generosity or gifts intended to impress or curry favor.

a british magazine aimed at 10 year old girls. Features 'hot gossip' about the hottest pop stars. sometimes contains free gifts.