swaggerer

Examples

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• As a swaggerer, he often exaggerated his stories to impress his friends.

• People started tuning in just to see which Gore would show up: screamer/swaggerer, sigher, or meek.

  Blog text (2)

• One minute he's a swaggerer posing as a rich captain; the next, he's a snarling gypsy.

  Blog text (6)

• Bullies, swaggerers, insufferable windbags!

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• "Don Quixote had expected trouble with this one, a swaggerer who towered over the others, and had done childish monkeyshines in the harness jumps to show his courage.

  Fiction book (1993)

• Everyone noticed how the swaggerer boasted about his accomplishments at the party.

Synonyms

B

blowhard

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

22 8.2

A person who talks too much and brags about themselves

is more about arrogant behaviour and bearing than loud talk

E

exhibitionist

vsswaggerer

7 7.5

Someone who behaves to get attention by showing off skills or style

is more about proud superior manner rather than seeking general attention

B

braggart

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

4 7.7

A person who talks a lot about themselves to show off

is more about arrogant walking or behaviour than only talk

S

swisher

vsswaggerer

• UK

2 9.4

A person who walks or moves in a smooth, showy way to get attention

is more about proud arrogance rather than smooth fashionable motion

S

showboater

vsswaggerer

• Informal

1 7.9

A person who shows off to get attention

is narrower stressing arrogant confident bearing rather than general flashiness

P

popinjay

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

1 9.9

A vain, talkative person who likes to show off

is more directly about arrogant movement and standing than mere vanity

B

bragger

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

1 4.9

A person who talks proudly about their success or things they own

is about proud movement and manner not limited to speech

B

boaster

vsswaggerer

1 4.4

A person who talks too proudly about their successes or things they own

is about arrogant walking or acting rather than only self-praise

T

triumphalist

vsswaggerer

1 8.3

A person who shows too much pride after a win and annoys others

is more general arrogant behaviour rather than celebration of wins

G

Gascon

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

9.9

A person who boasts in a loud, proud way

is about walking or acting with arrogant confidence rather than only speech

S

swasher

vsswaggerer

• Archaic

9.9

A person who behaves proudly and brags about themselves

is the modern term for that old-fashioned boastful behaviour

S

strutter

vsswaggerer

7.6

Someone who walks proudly to show confidence

is wider, covering arrogant behaviour not only walking

P

posturer

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

9.3

A person who acts to impress others rather than show true feelings

is more about genuine arrogant confidence rather than planned impression

T

trumper

vsswaggerer

• Archaic

9.6

A person who brags loudly to get attention

is about confident arrogant movement and manner rather than only boasting

B

blusterer

vsswaggerer

9.0

A person who speaks loudly and brags, often saying things they should not

is more about proud outward bearing and behaviour not just speech

V

vaunter

vsswaggerer

• Archaic

9.3

A person who often brags about what they have done in a proud way

is more about bodily confidence and arrogant behaviour not just boasting

L

line-shooter

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

9.9

A person who brags a lot and tells stories that are not true

is more about visible proud movement and manner than false claims

F

flosser

vsswaggerer

• Slang

9.9

A person who shows off things like money or clothes to impress others

is about proud arrogant behaviour and gait not only displays of goods

B

bighead

vsswaggerer

• Offensive

6.8

A person who is too proud and thinks they know more than others

is more about outward arrogant conduct and confident bearing not only pride

How Arrogant

braggart

• Offensive

4 7.7

swaggerer

7.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology