swagger
/ˈswæɡər/
verb
- To walk or behave in a very confident, proud, or arrogant way.
- She swaggered down the street, her head held high and a grin on her face.
- The young athlete swaggered off the field after scoring the winning goal.
- He swaggered into the room as if he owned the place.
noun
- A very confident, proud, or arrogant way of walking or behaving.
- He walked with a swagger that annoyed some of his classmates.
- Her natural swagger made her stand out in the crowd.
- The actor's swagger was perfect for the role of a confident detective.
Synonyms
adjective
- Fashionably elegant or stylish, often in a bold or flashy way.
- He wore a swagger suit to the party, complete with a bright tie.
- The car had a swagger design that turned heads everywhere it went.
- She chose a swagger outfit for the concert, all leather and glitter.