Swaggerific
Nathan: Aren't I looking fly today?
Maggie: Ya, you're looking real swaggerific! I wish I was that cool!
Maggie: Ya, you're looking real swaggerific! I wish I was that cool!
Swaggerific by Ibakeyou June 23, 2011
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swaggerific
swaggerific by indian2nia388 August 26, 2007
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swaggerific
swaggerific by baby-bar February 25, 2010
Swaggerific
To have swag and be terrific.
Coined by DG, swaggerific was created to correctly describe someone who was beyong just having swag and being absolutely amazing.
Coined by DG, swaggerific was created to correctly describe someone who was beyong just having swag and being absolutely amazing.
Swaggerific by RockIt79 January 9, 2012
swaggerlicious
swaggerlicious by Eric Mangini April 17, 2009
swagrifice
the act of making a sacrifice through discomfort or other matters to add to your style or "swagger".
swagrifice by jereme flip murray September 2, 2010
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