verb

swagger

to swagger, to strut

He swaggered into the room.

He swaggered into the room.

The boxer swaggered towards the ring.

The boxer swaggered toward the ring.

to swagger ((adverbial phrase)) to walk in a very confident and arrogant way He swaggered into the room.

Synonyms: strut, parade, prance

From 'swag', meaning to sway or lurch.

Think of someone with a lot of 'swag' (cool confidence) and how they might walk.

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