swaggie (Meaning)

Wordnet

swaggie (n)

an itinerant Australian laborer who carries his personal belongings in a bundle as he travels around in search of work

Webster

A swagman.

The swaggie strolled through town with a mischievous swagger, his satchel filled with stolen loot.
The young swaggie hesitated at the crossroads, debating which path to take in search of adventure.
The swaggie's campfire crackled in the darkness, illuminating his weathered face and dusty boots.
The local swaggie had a reputation for spinning tales of his daring exploits and elusive whereabouts.
The swaggie's swag bag contained an eclectic collection of trinkets, tools, and remnants of his nomadic life.
The swaggie's dog, a loyal companion, trotted beside him, its tail wagging with anticipation.
The swaggie possessed an unyielding spirit, always ready to face the challenges of the open road.
The swaggie's silhouette against the setting sun evoked a sense of freedom and wanderlust.
The swaggie's presence in the community was met with both curiosity and skepticism.
The swaggie's legacy as a legendary wanderer continued to inspire generations of travelers and seekers of adventure.

an itinerant Australian laborer who carries his personal belongings in a bundle as he travels around in search of workA swagman.

vagabond, tramp, bum, beggar,hobo, vagrant, swagman, derelict, bindle stiff,transient

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The swaggie strolled through town with a mischievous swagger, his satchel filled with stolen loot.

The young swaggie hesitated at the crossroads, debating which path to take in search of adventure.

The swaggie's campfire crackled in the darkness, illuminating his weathered face and dusty boots.

The local swaggie had a reputation for spinning tales of his daring exploits and elusive whereabouts.