Sample Sentences for
swagger
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    I grumble and swat and swagger. I beat my chest till the whole world hears.  (source)
    swagger = behave in a highly confident manner
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    Russell and Piper, kiddie Cobras, pop their own beer cans, guzzle, swagger, belch, smoke, curse.  (source)
    swagger = walk or behave in a highly confident manner
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    They would swagger and pick on outsiders and persecute anyone who didn't speak as they did.  (source)
    swagger = walk and behave in a highly confident manner
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    She talked with a swagger, seeming to be proud of this fact.  (source)
    swagger = highly confident manner
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    He was imitating her swaggering way of speaking, as if she cared about nothing.  (source)
    swaggering = highly confident
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    He cautioned her about the catches on the windows and doors and swaggered off to Winter Park.  (source)
    swaggered = walked in a highly confident manner
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    THE VISCOUNT DE VALVERT (shrugging his shoulders): Swaggerer!†  (source)
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    "Tonight we celebrate victory, my little friends," Mandiki swaggers.†  (source)
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    I'll no swaggerers: I am in good name and fame with the very best: —shut the door;—there come no swaggerers here: I have not lived all this while, to have swaggering now: shut the door, I pray you.†  (source)
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    It furnished excellent antitoxins for diphtheria and tetanus, as well as the purest of official preparations, with the plainest and most official-looking labels on the swaggeringly modest brown bottles.†  (source)
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    I'll have no more of your pipe-smokings and swaggerings.†  (source)
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    Kya would never see the handsome Jake swagger into an Asheville soda fountain in early 1930, where he spotted Maria Jacques, a beauty with black curls and red lips, visiting from New Orleans.  (source)
    swagger = walk in a highly confident manner
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    He takes clear delight in swaggering up and down the rows of men.  (source)
    swaggering = walking in a highly confident manner
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