0 very expensive and fashionable, in a way that is intended to attract people's attention and admiration: --
1 expensive and fashionable, and therefore admirable or desirable: --
a swanky new restaurant
He lives off of plastic money (carrying around a wallet full of credit cards), drives swanky cars and enjoys life to the hilt without worrying about the future.
The purchase of trophy properties was not limited to large parsonages, landmark apartment complexes and swanky hotels.
Lidia suggests they leave the club and attend a swanky party thrown by a millionaire businessman.
The story is about a haunted house which is being pulled down and being replaced with a swanky shopping mall.
Our quarters were in one of the swanky ocean-side hotels.
Their merchandise selection offered items as diverse as "swirling gowns" for spring, and "swanky bags".
More and more land is acquired in this part of the city to turn old mills and dilapidated structures into swanky new residential towers.
Swanky visuals, crisp narration, a demigod like hero and two major twists fail to elevate the movie's average viewing status.
