Definition of Swagger
Swagger
swag·ger
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
an extremely bold and confident manner, to the point of being arrogant, or a gait (way of walking) that suggests such a manner;
e.g. He walked into the room with a swagger and a smug smile.
(verb)
to behave in an extremely bold and arrogant way, showing excessive confidence or self-importance, or to brag or boast about something;
e.g. We were tired of hearing him swagger about his wealth and qualifications.
(verb)
to walk in a way that shows excessive self-confidence;
e.g. They swagger down the corridors, not waiting for us to catch up with them.
(adjective)
in old or informal usage, smart or elegant, showy or fashionable;
e.g. We went to a swagger restaurant in the business district of the city.
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