1. To ease; to soften; to mitigate.

2. To fashion a piece of iron by drawing it into a groove or mould having the required shape.

3. A tool used for making mouldings upon sheet-iron.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• swagg,
• sweage,
• s3age,
• swsge,
• swahe,
• swaye,
• swagw,
• swag3,
• szwage,
• swaage,
• swsage,
• sw2age,
• swasge,
• swaghe,
• swagse,
• swaged,
• swag4e,
• swag3e,
• swage3,
• swgae

• swig,
• sewage,
• Swaggie,
• swag,
• swayze,
• swasey,
• sage.

The adjective form of the word "swage" is "swaging".

The plural of the "swage" can be the "swages".

The singular of the "swage" can be the "swage".