intransitive verb swagged, swagging swag′·ging

1. to sway or lurch
2. to hang down; sag

Etymology: < or akin to Norw svagga, to sway (in walking), swagger

transitive verb

1. to decorate with swags
2. to hang in a swag

noun

1. a swaying or lurching
2. a valance, garland, chain, etc. hanging decoratively in a loop or curve; festoon
3. Slang stolen money or property; loot; plunder
4. Austral.
   1. a bundle containing personal belongings, as of an itinerant worker
   2. Informal a large number or amount a swag of essays to mark