Swing

To behave in a fun, self-confident, and charismatic manner typically associated with just the right balance of Cuban bravado. This can be perceived in a dance like quality to the walk similar to an upbeat Salsa.

Ese Pitbull tiene tremendo swing. spanglish

by samwong April 7, 2015

Swing

Possibly the greatest music form of all time. Originated in the early 1920's, originated from early jazz types and strong African-American influence. Strong comeback of Swing occured in 1998 with bands like the Cherry Poppin Daddies and The Straycats.

"Whacha listen' to?"
"Some awesome Swing!"

by Eric R. April 25, 2005

swinge

1. tr.v. to punch (someone).

2. tr.v. to beat (someone) up.

3. tr.v. to give a beating to; to thrash.

4. intr.v. & tr.v. variant of swinze, "to hum a tune". Probably not the same word as those above.

1. He swinged me in the knob.

2. The bullies were swinging kids in the playground.

3. Their ship was swinged against the waves.

4. She was swinzing the "Shrek" theme song.

by kadatz June 7, 2010

swing

a term used in magic the gathering when a player declares his attackers

"allright, i'll swing with my grizzly bears and hit you for 2"

by mtgplayer February 5, 2009

Swing

To go and buy, steal, or take.

"when you gonna get the shit?"
"imma swing tonight."

by ajitpai6969 December 15, 2019

Swing

Swing, the act of 'Hooking up' with a member of the opposite sex.

Kissing, Blowing, or Fucking, but to not engage in a relationship. Swing

by HiMyNamesTyler September 4, 2010

Swing

A class in the java API used for creation of GUI programs.

import javax.swing.*;

by Chris<Vicster> April 29, 2004