Swaggering

/ˈswæɡərɪŋ/

Meaning & Definition

verb

to walk or behave in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way.

He was swaggering down the street, showing off his new clothes.

to boast or brag about something in a showy manner.

She was swaggering about her promotion, making sure everyone knew how hard she had worked.

adjective

characterized by swagger; arrogant and confident.

The swaggering hero captivated the audience with his bold demeanor.

having a flashy or ostentatious style.

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.

To show off one's style or confidence.

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

To act overly confident or cocky.

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