1. a large waterbird with a long curved neck, webbed feet, and usually white feathers

1. to move about aimlessly or with a superior attitude
Usage: informal

Examples

• The white swan glided gracefully across the lake.
• A pair of swans built their nest near the pond.
• The black swan is native to Australia.
• Swans are known for their elegant appearance.
• She swanned into the party wearing an expensive dress.
• He swanned around the office like he owned the place.
• The tourists swanned through the museum without reading any exhibits.