Modifies a noun

• collar: Loaded with personality and decked out in swanky collars, these lovable animal pals come with leashes that fit around a Groovy Girl wrist.

• restaurant: Bargain two course dinner at swanky restaurant for £ 9.95 a head, very relaxing.

• hotel: The Mexican authorities even gave them a lavish reception at a swanky hotel.

• affair: Also carrying sections devoted to culture, sport and local life, the paper's web presence is a typically swanky affair.

• bar: Back at the hotel we goto the hotels swanky, trendy bar on the 39 th floor.

• shop: She bought the card from one of the swanky shops on Kensington High Street.

Modifying Another Word

• rather: The Lounge is the rather swanky research viewing facility owned by Flamingo International in the heart of sunny Hammersmith.

• very: Very swanky food in a nice laid back atmosphere.

• really: Splash out and stay somewhere really swanky The Hilton will suitably break the bank.

• too: If they make Fratton Park too swanky there's going to be something of the passion of Pompey that's lost in the Premier.

Used with adjective complement

• look: The first thing to say about the books is that they look swanky.