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swank
1[swangk]
noun
dashing smartness, as in dress or appearance; style.
a swagger.
adjective
stylish or elegant.
pretentiously stylish.
verb (used without object)
to swagger in behavior; show off.
swank
2[swangk]
verb
a simple past tense of swink.
swank
/ æŋ /
verb
(intr) to show off or swagger
noun
Also called: swankpot.a swaggering or conceited person
elegance or style, esp of a showy kind
swagger; ostentation
adjective
another word (esp US) for swanky
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of swank1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of swank1
Example Sentences
However, a Times report found it has instead generated billions of dollars’ worth of tax breaks for the wealthy often in pursuit of luxury high-rises, high-end hotels and swank office space.
“My comfort zone is being outside of my comfort zone,” León said from his shopping-bag-strewn suite at a swank Beverly Hills hotel in California, his girlfriend and team at his side.
Programs for drying out in swank settings are typically ineffective and sometimes illegal.
But the play trades too heavily on the architectural eye candy of its turntable set, which moves from the swank living room to the state-of-the-art kitchen to the upstairs guest bedroom.
And near the swank Descanso Beach Club, dozens of deer converge on a wooden box filled with bowls of water and pet food at dusk.
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