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Meaning ofswaggerin English

swagger

uk//ˈswægə//

Past Tenseswaggered
Participle Verbswaggering
Third Person Singularswaggers

Definitions

Verb
1. to walk with excessive pride; confidence
  He began to swagger down the street after receiving the award.
2. to boast loudly; intimidate others
  The politician's opponent tried to swagger his way through the debate.
3. to walk with a confident, swaying stride; act pompously
  The model began to swagger down the catwalk, showing off her outfit.
4. to boast loudly; show off proudly
  The celebrity began to swagger about her new movie role on social media.
Noun
1. confidence; pride in oneself
  The team's swagger was evident in their dominant performance.
2. a bold; arrogant stride
  The athlete's swagger as she walked into the stadium was intimidating.
3. excessive pride or boastful talk
  His arrogant swagger made him unpopular with his colleagues.