Flaunt

/flɔːnt/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To display something ostentatiously, especially in order to provoke envy or admiration.

She likes to flaunt her designer handbag at every party.

To show off something in a bold or ostentatious manner.

He flaunted his new sports car around town.

To ignore or show disdain for a rule or convention.

They flaunted the dress code by wearing casual clothes to the formal event.

To parade or display oneself or one's possessions in a brash manner.

The athlete flaunted his medals during the press conference.

Middle English 'flaunten', probably from the dialectal 'flaun' meaning to spread out.

flaunt it if you've got it

To display your attributes or possessions without shame.

flaunting wealth

Showing off rich possessions or lifestyle.

ostentatious

Characterized by vulgar or pretentious display; designed to impress or attract notice.

boast

To talk with pride about something one has done or possesses.

Flex

He's just flexing his new car in front of everyone.

Showboat

She always shows boat whenever she gets a new outfit.