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swank

1 swank /ˈswæŋk/ adjective
swanker; swankest
1 swank
/ˈswæŋk/
adjective
swanker; swankest
Britannica Dictionary definition of SWANK
chiefly US
: very fashionable and expensive : swanky
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2 swank /ˈswæŋk/ verb
swanks; swanked; swanking
2 swank
/ˈswæŋk/
verb
swanks; swanked; swanking
Britannica Dictionary definition of SWANK
[no object] British, informal + disapproving
: to behave in a way that is intended to impress people
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