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Frosh Swag 

Frosh swag can be used in several different ways. It can be used in a derogatory or complimentary way, or just as a descriptive word.

It could be used to compliment a frosh if they do something cool or good. It could also be used to put them down if they do something that is very typical of a frosh/freshman. When not used to compliment or put down, it can simply be used to recognize their presence or a specific action they are doing.
That kid has mad frosh swag! (compliment)

I cant believe how much frosh swag that kid has.... (derogatory)

Frosh Swag.... (recognizing)
Frosh Swag by pacpowers December 4, 2011
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fresh swag 

The quintessence of swag; when someone has so much swag that the word swag alone cannot describe their amount of swagginess; when someone has over 9,000 swag points.
person 1: damn homie lil wayne got swag
person 2: nah nigga he don't just got swag he got fresh swag
fresh swag by freshswagscopez November 23, 2013

fresh cut swag 

I hope he felt fresh cut swag after doing that
fresh cut swag by Hello cheerios September 6, 2023

swagga-fresh 

carrying the swagger of clothing and the freshness of clothing at the same time.
if you not only have a sick tie on but its also got a cool texture thus making it swagga-fresh, a bow tie of sorts.
swagga-fresh by Ben Otell December 9, 2008
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