sashay

IPA: sˈæʃeɪ

(intransitive) To walk casually, showily or in a flirty manner; to strut, swagger or flounce.
(intransitive) To chassé when dancing.
(intransitive) To move sideways.

Examples of "sashay" in Sentences

Does he kind of sashay his pointy tale when he walks?
You make it sound easy, sashay into a bank show them a plan and they hand over gobs of money.
: Our favorite fierce bitch with 3 names since Elizabeth Cady Stanton was told to "sashay" away?
How did eight of my horses just slip out of the fence and sashay off into the wild blue ever-fucking yonder?
(his style defines the word sashay) and scrutinize his outfits, which on a recent afternoon featured white, low-slung capris, a black purse, eyeliner and diamond-studded jewelry.
"I've got this," I yell with a little smile, and sashay right into Bob, who has called off his pencil sharpener pursuit to be the first responder to the smoke situation in our kitchen.
‪The two companies will likely be among a dozen IPOs that attempt to sashay in front of investors before everyone takes a break during Thanksgiving week in the U.S., which starts Nov. 21.
After the "sashay" -- the noblest and most dashing bit of gymnastics displayed in the whole quadrille -- he bowed profoundly to his invisible partner and came to a pause, wiping his streaming face.