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swag

noun as in loot

noun as in promotional merchandise

noun as in decorative hanging

Strongest match

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Today, the group has more than 600 members and an annual entry fee of $85 that helps cover the expense of T-shirts and other swag, plus discounts for running events, running equipment and, most important, social events.

If Mike Myers hadn’t created Austin Powers — whose series of films employs this instrumental ditty as a theme — somebody would’ve had to have come up with a similar character just to take advantage of the song’s limitless swag.

Los Angeles, it turns out, has no shortage of products that would be just as appropriate to find under the holiday tree as in a gifting-suite swag bag.

“The stuff he can do with the football, but even more than that is just the leadership he brings, the calmness, the swag, the intensity. He’s always right mentally, and it’s just an amazing thing to see.”

I speak English and I have a different type of swag, and that makes me connect with people here,” Paz said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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