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Swag Nasty 

Swag Nasty means you are swagged out and when you enter the room everyone can sense the Swag Nastiness. If you are Swag Nasty you like to break things and shit on people's feelings. You walk around like you are the shit, because you are the shit. And you are the shit because you're Swag Nasty
Holy shit did you see those girls? They were hosing everyone down. How Swag Nasty!
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swag nasty 

Swag Nasty means you are swagged out and when you enter the room everyone can sense the Swag Nastiness. If you are Swag Nasty you like to break things, eat cereal and fuck shit up. Swag nastys are usually tall and attractive, in some cases they are short but that is rare. Swag nastys are swagged out swaggers who are swagged to the max. You probably notice that people always want to be your friend, that's because you are fucking swag nasty. You walk around like you are the shit, because you are the shit. And you are the shit because you're Swag Nasty.
Look at that guy over there he is so hot, he's got bitches and cereal. he's so swag nasty.

sagnasty 

a city in michigan a.k.a. saginaw
where you stay if your'e from saginaw
sagnasty........
sagnasty by pretty ricky December 13, 2003

Sagnasty 

im from Sagnasty. Welcome 2 tha Ghetto.
Sagnasty by Mariano November 14, 2005

Bolivar Shagnasty 

a) A Character on the Red Skelton Show.
b) A ladies' man.
c) {From the Greek} "Bolivus Shagnasticus", roughly meaning, "One who floods" (It was the title of a roman dictator roughly around 120 AD.)
Bolivar Shagnasty was a funny character!

Man, that Nathan kid sure gets all the ladies! He's a real Bolivar Shagnasty.

Bolivar Shagnasty is a real Flooder--he sure knows how to make it rain.
Bolivar Shagnasty by run4funman November 12, 2010

Sagnasty 

Person A: Ay bro.....where you from

Person B: Sagnasty cuz........what?!?

Person A: Oh nothin man, I was just askin.....Saginaw is crazy as hell
Sagnasty by Black Emperor June 23, 2006

Skagnasty 

skanky, rank, nasty, gross
Damn that bitch is skagnasty
Skagnasty by Kellie Carr October 17, 2008
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Bob: Literally 1984!

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Salad Days 

green inexperienced youthful judgement and cold blooded execution of those judgements.

Rashness with little concern of consequence.

Antony and Cleopatra. William Shakespeare

"My salad days,
When I was green in judgment, cold in blood."

- William Shakespeare, Antony and Cleopatra, 1.5
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"Salad days, 'nuf said."
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