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Swagabond 

A sub-term stemming from the word Vagabond (1: moving from place to place without a fixed home : wandering
2 A: of, relating to, or characteristic of a wanderer B : leading an unsettled, irresponsible, or disreputable life)

However the swagabond is an individual who is well kept and is unsuspecting to the general public as person who is effectively homeless. Similar to the couch surfer but applies to a more broader group and is specific on style and hygiene.
"Wait, that dude is homeless? He dresses so well, that dude's a Swagabond
Swagabond by ACFXS May 13, 2013
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swagabond 

A friendship with excessive amounts of swag.
Me and my homies got a swagabond.
swagabond by vioswag October 5, 2011

Swagaroni & Steez

A combination of swag and steez, to be used in place of macaroni and cheese or any other meal to describe the consumer's utter ease of style and swagger. Achieved by only the freshest mother fuckers around.
Dude 1: "yo dude snag a look at his guy."
Dude 2: "whoa, whoa, looks like sombody just had a bowl full of swagaroni & steez for lunch."
Dude 1: "tell me about it those fresh ass threads are doing him some total justice dude."
Swagaroni & Steez by Parkersaur November 16, 2011
Some one that is slow
"Dam you a slagabone"
slagabone by Jamie Cole November 28, 2007

Swagadon 

A complete legend filled with swagger up to his eye balls
What a swagadon
Swagadon by walabulu July 18, 2016

swagaroni and cheese 

Person 1: what did you eat for breakfast?

Person 2: swagaroni and cheese!

swagabanana 

A man or woman so swagalicious, they're as badass as a banana.
That guy has so much swag, he's a swagabanana.
swagabanana by swagabanana December 4, 2013
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