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81braguard — ⇒BRAG(U)ARD, ARDE, (BRAGARD, BRAGUARD)adj. et subst. Vx, rare. (Personne) gaie, qui aime les plaisirs (cf. brague) : • 1. Donc motus sur tes débordements et tes succès de basse cour, mon gentil et vif braguard. J. DE LA VARENDE, Six lettres à un… …
82Big-note oneself — brag, boast …
83Detonation — Brag, knald …
84braggadocio — brag|ga|do|ci|o [ˌbrægəˈdəuʃiəu US ˈdouʃiou] n [U] especially literary [Date: 1500 1600; Origin: Braggadocchio proud talking character in the poem The Faerie Queen (1590) by Edmund Spenser] proud talk about something that you claim to own, to… …
85braggadocio — brag|ga|do|ci|o [ ,brægə douʃiou ] noun uncount LITERARY a proud way of talking about your achievements or possessions that annoys other people …
86braggart — brag|gart [ brægərt ] noun count OLD FASHIONED someone who talks about their achievements or possessions in a proud way that annoys other people …
87blow one's own horn — brag, boast …
88blow one's own trumpet — brag, boast …
89talk large — brag, boast, show off …
90show off — brag, boast, showboat Did you see Eric scale the stairs on his rollerblades in front of everybody? He loves to show off …
