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An abbreviation of: swole ugly loser.

Sw(ole)ugl(y)(los)er.

Can describe either: gym rats who think they look better than they actually do or someone who is a self proclaimed ugly loser that hit the gym to get swole. In that regard it can be both positive and a negative.
"Have you seen him lately?"

"Yeah, seen him in the gym alot, proper swugler if I ever saw one"

Or

"I'm an ugly loser, might aswell pump iron to become a swugler."
Swugler by Not_a_swugler April 18, 2021
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A person with a great belief in swag and lives by YOLO. Usually dressed in baggie jeans, Dr. Dre beats and a snapback.
Person 1: Oh my god is that a swagler?
Person 2: Hmm no I think that's just Scott..
Swagler: YOLO
Swagler by Kennedee November 25, 2013

grape smugler 

A person, typically a male, wearing any sort of tightly constrained over garment which appends tightly to the genitals, leaving their shape noticeable.
When the race was finished, Jared dis-engaged his Schwinn only realize he was truely a grape smugler in his speedo.
grape smugler by WhatMarbles? May 22, 2006
"Look at how hot that guy is... he MUST be a swagler"
Swagler by Eliza December 1, 2003

budgee smugler 

tight, revealing bathers resembling undies
budgee smugler by jane October 15, 2003

budgee smugler 

Speedo like dick togs that reveal the outlne of the male organs due to their tight fit.
For fuck sake, don't wear your budgee smuglers down on Bondi beach with those other gaylords.
budgee smugler by Dan January 27, 2005
a person with a really small penis but boost as if he has inches
That construction worker keeps saying he has a huge dong, but i really know he's just a swigler.
swigler by thebluefork April 17, 2017
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