Meaning & Definition of word "Swaggering"

Swaggering

/ˈswæɡərɪŋ/

1. to walk or behave in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way.
- Example: He was swaggering down the street, showing off his new clothes.
2. to boast or brag about something in a showy manner.
- Example: She was swaggering about her promotion, making sure everyone knew how hard she had worked.

1. characterized by swagger; arrogant and confident.
- Example: The swaggering hero captivated the audience with his bold demeanor.
2. having a flashy or ostentatious style.
- Example: He arrived at the party in a swaggering outfit that turned heads.

Derives from the verb 'swagger', which means to strut or boast.

swagger like a peacock:

To walk in a way that shows pride and self-importance.

swag on:

To display confidence and style.

swag it out:

To present oneself confidently and stylishly.

swagger:

To walk or conduct oneself in a bold or arrogant manner.

strut:

To walk with a pompous or exaggerated gait.

boast:

To talk with pride about one's achievements.

Meaning: To show off one's style or confidence.

Example Sentence: He's always swaggering around, thinking he's the coolest guy in the club.

Meaning: To act overly confident or cocky.

Example Sentence: You don't need to swagger; just be yourself.