Swag (noun)

1. A style or manner of behaving that is intended to impress or influence others, often in a confident or arrogant way.
2. Goods or money obtained illegally or by questionable means.
3. Promotional items or free samples given away at events or trade shows.
4. A bundle of possessions, typically carried on the back or shoulder.

Origin:

The word "swag" has been used since the 18th century, it comes from the word "swagger" and it was used to describe valuable items stolen by criminals. the word "swag" has evolved to mean different things depending on the context and the era.

Examples:

1. He had a swag in his walk that commanded attention.
2. He was known for his swag of stolen goods.
3. She picked up some swag from the company at the trade show.
4. He carried his swag on his back as he walked the countryside.
5. The rapper's swag was admired by many, but criticized by some for its perceived arrogance.