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Did Shakespeare invent the word swagger ? In: Entertainment Arts >Literature Ads by Googie Download Audiobooks Start your 14-Day Free Trial today. Listen on your iPad or Mp audibie.com A Yes, swagger is a word that Shakespeare came Rate T up with. It first appeared in 1590 in A Midsummer Night's Dream: Act II, Part i, Line 79. Answered-7 days ago at 1.04pm on Nov 29 2011 f Like IINVENTED SWAGGER

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