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_.swaggers_ by Justarandomgio July 7, 2021
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Swaggers
Word used amongst the English youth, collectively referring to the annoying kids that wear backwards baseball caps, over sized clothes and spend most of their time feebly attempting to look cool by riding together down the high street on their tiny scooters. They tend to have huge egos, loud voices and do a great job at pissing everyone off by loitering around with their retarded little scooters outside the local Tesco. See also Fudge packer and Wannabe chav.
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Swaggers
Swaggers by eljoostano July 15, 2020
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person1: "hey you see that guy over there?"
person2: "yeah, they are totally swaggers"
person1; "you're totally right!"
*guitar noises*
person2: "yeah, they are totally swaggers"
person1; "you're totally right!"
*guitar noises*
swaggers by PercivaLive August 1, 2023
swaggers
‘what have you been doing in quarantine?’
‘literally just watching minecraft hardcore. nothing else.’
‘hey dude, that’s pretty swaggers 🔥😎’
‘literally just watching minecraft hardcore. nothing else.’
‘hey dude, that’s pretty swaggers 🔥😎’
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