Swang

To swing by, past tense

She swang by Chik-a-fila on her way to school to get an ice coffee.

by girl1342 February 3, 2015

swang

noun; slang for "friend," or "companion." Used in circles that normally use "homey" or "G" to refer to friends.

"Whud up swang?"

by flamingos January 31, 2009

Swang

Also relating to cars. "Swanging" takes place when the driver of the car and passenger open their doors, step out of the car, and walk along side it while the doors are open and the car is in drive and idling forward.

"If you comin' down and you playin' this song right here, I don't care who's behind you...police...I don't give a f***. Yo doors should be open, and you should be swangin'. That's how we do it in Cleveland."
- Fat Al aka Al Fatz

by Ronald Curry November 15, 2006

swang

Swang, dang+sweet= swang. Never waste precious time spelling or saying "dang sweet" again!

I have one swang ride, yo.

by P-Fizzly March 24, 2005

swang

to swing on someone with your fists

I'm about to swang on this fool, he's been runnin' his mouth all night.

by Fritz Ballz March 30, 2006

Swang

A psychedelic mushroom.

Have you any swangs, good sir?

Can I interest you in a swang or three?
I found heaps of swangs today.

by Lili Barratt May 5, 2017

swang

A compound of the words swag and slang to form the word swang.

Man, that guy is using some sick swang!

by Bedgetables February 4, 2015