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Strat Swagger 

Similar to its coined root term "Swagger" which is defined as the certain manner in which someone conducts themselves in both walk, talk, and general style; "Strat Swagger" may be used in place of "Swagger", given the following conditions are present: A) The individual being referred to as having "Strat Swagger" must have a not too severe to be dangerous, but severe enough to be noticeable attraction to underage members of the opposite sex. B) Younger members of the opposite sex must have a not too severe to be dangerous, but severe enough to be noticeable attraction to them. C) They must maintain at all times a level of energy noticeably higher than any other person in the room at one time. D) They must enjoy at least a handful of songs which they listen to publically from every single genre of music in existence. E) They must either own, or want to own subwoofers in their personal vehicle so as other people may be given warning of their approach. F) 95% of their Facebook profile pictures must have been taken candidly from a crazy party or dance event. G) They must go to college and love the college scene.
"Wow, the DJ of this party is crazy! Can you see the level of strat swagger in his walk?
Strat Swagger by merristrain November 10, 2009
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Swagger Strut 

He walks in was way that shows he has a magnetic personality
Here he comes with that fab swagger strut
The boy is wearin that walk
What a smooth hypnotic type
He touches me with his eyes
and I'm feelin his thrilla hype
Swagger Strut by CelebriTEA May 11, 2014
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Translation: My Child, have you not any manners?



Example 2: What, you ain't got no brought-upsy?

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Brought-upsy by B-Town Gilly April 20, 2005
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