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What (who) is swag - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
SWAG; S.W.A.G.; Swagg; Swag (disambiguation); Swags; Swag (slang); Swag (album)
SWAG
<jargon> Scientific (or Silly) Wild Ass Guess. A term used by
technical teams when establishing high level sizings for large
projects.
(2000-08-09)
swag
v. n.
Bend (by force of gravity), settle, sag, give way, lean.
SWAG
1) 'Something We All Get', borrowed from roadies, left-over little goodies from shows, meetings, etc.
Hey, can I have one of those hats? Sure it's SWAG.
2) Scientific Wild Ass Guess. No detailed analysis, but an educated guess.
I'll make a swag at the dimensions and call you right back.
Hey, can I have one of those hats? Sure it's SWAG.
2) Scientific Wild Ass Guess. No detailed analysis, but an educated guess.
I'll make a swag at the dimensions and call you right back.
Examples of use of swag
1. George Clooney donated his Oscar swag bag to United Way.
2. George Clooney‘s swank Oscar swag bag has fetched thousands at auction.
3. In the swag bag for invited guests only: a pair of brand–new Adidas shoes with gold stripes.
4. But responsibility for paying taxes on this year‘s swag falls on the recipients.
5. MINNEAPOLIS –– Normally, you have to pace yourself at pre–convention parties for a grueling week of free food, drinks and swag.