swags

[swæɡz]

swags Definition

• 1. a decorative piece of fabric draped in a curve between two points
• 2. a bundle containing personal belongings, especially one carried by a traveler or hiker
• 3. a curtain or piece of fabric fastened so as to hang in a drooping curve

Using swags: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "swags" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The swags on the windows added a touch of elegance to the room.

• Example

  The hiker carried a swag on his back with all his essentials.

• Example

  The stage was decorated with swags of fabric and flowers.

swags Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for swags

• packs
• drapes
• curtains
• valances
• bundles

Phrases with swags

• swag bag

  a bag filled with free promotional items given away at events

  Example

  I got a swag bag full of goodies at the conference.

• swag curtains

  a type of window treatment that features a curved shape at the bottom

  Example

  She chose swag curtains for her bedroom windows.

• swag lamp

  a pendant lamp with a fabric shade that hangs in a curve

  Example

  The swag lamp in the living room provides a warm glow.

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Summary: swags in Brief

'Swags' [swæɡz] are decorative pieces of fabric that are draped in a curve between two points, often used as window treatments. It can also refer to a bundle of personal belongings carried by a traveler or hiker. Examples include 'The swags on the windows added a touch of elegance to the room.' and 'The hiker carried a swag on his back with all his essentials.' Other phrases include 'swag bag,' 'swag curtains,' and 'swag lamp.'