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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    The impermanence of a collapsible church added to the frivolity, and their eyes flashed and winked and the girls giggled little silver drops in the dusk while the boys postured and swaggered and pretended not to notice.  (source)
    swaggered = walked or behaved in a highly confident manner
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    THE VISCOUNT DE VALVERT (shrugging his shoulders): Swaggerer!†  (source)
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    He looks quickly from side to side, and when he realizes that no one in the crowd has noticed anything, he straightens his lapels in righteous indignation and swaggers toward the back entrance.†  (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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