verb

swagger

to swagger, to strut

He swaggered into the room.

He swaggered into the room.

((to)) swagger ((around/into a place)) to walk in a very confident and typically arrogant or aggressive way He swaggered into the room.

Synonyms: strut, parade, boast

Probably from 'swag', meaning to sway or rock.

Imagine someone swinging their arms and swaying their body as they walk to show off.

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