English to Maori Meaning of swag - tāurua

Swag :

tāurua

noun

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Definitions of swag in English

Noun(1) valuable goods(2) goods or money obtained illegally(3) a bundle containing the personal belongings of a swagman
Verb(1) droop, sink, or settle from or as if from pressure or loss of tautness(2) walk as if unable to control one's movements(3) sway heavily or unsteadily

Examples of swag in English

(1) A swag is a decorative accent to fabric created by hanging a fabric in a curved pattern between two points.(2) After a hugely successful tour for his new album Long Way Home Grafton's darling of country, Troy Cassar-Daley, has added a swag of extra dates to his tour list before heading home for a break.(3) Michael Finch brought along a couple of wild pigs from Blenheim, Lank Grenole bought along a swag of Venison and others bought a great selection of tucker as well.(4) Let's see directors put their money where their mouths are by issuing a swag of shares or options to themselves at prices at whatever range or value Bain comes up with.(5) Nothing gets a teacher's attention like free swag for her/his students.(6) AS NASA's two Martian rovers continue sending information home, dozens of scientists have crunched the numbers on the most comprehensive swag of data ever collected from another planet.(7) The only thing I could do was make for the revolver that was in my swag .(8) Now, there are a lot of disgruntled and angry sugar farmers in a swag of marginal coalition seats.(9) To put it bluntly, I get a swag of emails from league fans - including fans living in Brisbane - who think the Broncos are ├ö├ç├┐up themselves!├ö├ç├û(10) Local studios and companies sponsor the holes and provide swag , spirits and food.(11) prices range from $40 a 10-seed packet for some Jamaican swag to $345 per pack for something tastier(12) Wellstone's opponent is Norm Coleman, former mayor of St. Paul and enjoying all the endorsements and swag the RNC can throw in his direction.(13) For all the t-shirts and swag , I kept reminding myself it was all about the games.(14) You bet it is, and I'm sure anyone who has ever left one of those co-op job fairs with enough swag to redecorate their living room will back me up on this.(15) Diablo Free Ride Park in Vernon, New Jersey offered up another helping of large cash prizes and swag to downhill racers.(16) On Saturday, July 3rd, for the third straight year, publishers big and small banded together under the banner of free swag for everyone.

Related Phrases of swag

(1) swag man ::

tangata ka tāurua

Related Phrases of swag

(1) swag man ::

tangata ka tāurua

Synonyms

Noun

1. booty ::

taonga

2. loot ::

parakete

3. prize ::

taonga

4. pillage ::

nengaro

5. dirty money ::

moni paru

6. plunder ::

taonga

Verb

7. keel ::

takere

8. stagger ::

hurori

9. lurch ::

lele

10. careen ::

careen

11. reel ::

hurori

Different Forms

swag, swags

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