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swagotology 

(not to be confused with swagtology): a scientific discipline, a subbranch of sociology rather, dealing with concepts, from a sociological perspective, related to swag, YOLO, YODO, and other issues dealing with either swag or modern teenagers.
While swagtology is the vox populii and non scientific ( in this case i.e done by the popular masses, for popular masses) study of swag and other related concepts, swagotology, IMHO, should be either a separate social science discipline or a subbranch of sociology.
swagotology by Uncle Dimma August 20, 2013
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Swagology 

the study of looking fly and staying fresh. Often schooled by a Swagologist, keeping his students looking good and getting laid.
"dude, what do i gotta do to get girls to notice me?"

"yo brah, you best sign up for Swagology 101. Your swag needs some work.."
Swagology by Professor Fresh March 27, 2010
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SWAGGology 

1) basically, the suffix -ology- is "a combining form used in the names of sciences or bodies of knowledge" as stated by wikipedia
so swagg means style
so put the two together and you have a -knowledge of style-

2) anybody who has SWAGGology is known as the "Master Of Swagg" because he/or she has the full and complete knowledge of swagg. these people often have a desireable swagg by everyone around them
"man that guys swagg is so cold, its like he wrote the book on swaggology"
SWAGGology by ACEofSWAGG December 20, 2008

swagology 

The study of a. loot, and b. and/or booty. (The booty referring to pirates' loot, not your rump).
My friend Bob Dylan is studying swagology at a 4-year university named PirateU: "The different types of swag are as varied and myriad as the pirates themselves."

Swagtology

The basis and origin of swag
Sally is so annoying, she is kind of like swagtology.
She has a lot of swag in her life, she is kind of like swagtology.
Sam is swagtology.
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