swagger

IPA: swˈægɝ

Examples of "swagger" in Sentences

Who is the guy swaggering
In the band we march and swagger.
The gang swaggered around the town.
The man swaggers in front of the people.
He swaggered after he won the competition.
The mean boys were swaggering near the weak boys.
The winners swagger as they walk through the door.
He wears glasses and walks with the sort of swagger.
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You swagger around the place bossing people and threatening them.
It came to epitomize the sound, the sexiness, and swagger of the band itself.
` ` Our team swagger is really high right now, '' Hawks forward Al Horford said.
Brodeur and Luongo brim with confidence, while Fleury has to ask what, exactly, the English word "swagger" means.
The theatricality of Katherine's piety, Anne's glamour and Henry's swagger is all reflected in the gilt-edged wardrobe.
He saw himself when he had been quite the hoodlum, wearing a "stiff-rim" Stetson hat and a square-cut, double-breasted coat, with a certain swagger to the shoulders and possessing the ideal of being as tough as the police permitted.
Thanks in part to the rapacious greed injected into war-fighting by the liberal use of for-profit armed "security" companies, a brutal, unaccountable and unreliable swagger is increasingly the face of the U.S. in conflict zones around the world.