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by SECRETSWAGGER March 22, 2014

SWAG

Scientific Wild-Ass Guess.

Typically used by teachers or lecturers when attempting to get class participation, "Come on, give me some SWAG."

by T-Quan February 14, 2017

Swag

An estimation. Stands for "scientific wild ass guess." Primarily used among the military, especially snipers when they are taking a shot and need to calculate proper bullet trajectory.

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Spotter: Shit there's our target. Calculate wind, distance, and bullet trajectory.

Sniper: No time, I'll just SWAG it.

by turtlegates December 30, 2009

SWAG

Scientific Wild Ass Guess. Basically an educated guess that sounds logical but probably has absolutely no data to back it up. Variant of WAG, wild ass guess.

I read that you're supposed to get a minimum of 100 grams of protein a day, but I don't know if someone actually bothered to study that or if it's just a bodybuilder's SWAG.

by dudewheresmybrain July 15, 2010

swag

Charisma + Confidence = Swag

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by teddyruxpinboner November 4, 2011

swag.

The word swag cannot be described. You either have it or you don't.

Chris: Dude, you have some sick swag.

Joe: What's swag ?

Chris: Nevermind. Shut the fuck up. You just lost it.

by sagasdg November 2, 2011

swag

An acronym that stands for Souvenirs, Wearables, And Gifts. Swag generally refers to such items that are given to attendees at a trade show, promotional event or awards ceremony, especially in the entertainment or music industry. Swag is generally provided by promoters (e.g., CDs or T-shirts that are given to media or industry representatives at a premiere or performance) or by manufacturers or retailers (e.g., cosmetics, fragrances, bags or accessories that are given to celebrity guests at an invitational event). In each case, the donors of such gifts hope to introduce their products to people in high-profile positions who may provide favorable buzz, endorsement, or publicity for the donors and their products.

Attendees were seen bearing gift bags full of swag from the various vendors, as they left the convention center.

by Denise Fisher January 26, 2008