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Is there a word like swang?

"Swang" is a slang word, so there's no official dictionary equivalent. But depending on how you're using it, there are several words with similar meanings:

If you're using "swang" to mean "to move with style and confidence":

* Strut: To walk with a proud, confident gait.

* Stroll: To walk leisurely and with a relaxed manner.

* Saunter: To walk with a slow, relaxed, and confident gait.

* Swagger: To walk with a confident and arrogant manner.

If you're using "swang" to mean "to move smoothly and gracefully":

* Glide: To move smoothly and effortlessly.

* Float: To move through the air or water with ease.

* Sway: To move gently from side to side.

* Flow: To move smoothly and continuously.

If you're using "swang" to mean "to dance with flair":

* Groove: To move rhythmically to music.

* Boogie: To dance in a lively and energetic way.

* Shimmy: To move the shoulders and hips rhythmically.

* Twist: To dance with a twisting motion.

Ultimately, the best word to use will depend on the specific context and meaning you want to convey.

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