swagger in Irish
swagger in Irish is mustar — swagger means to walk or behave with a bold, confident, slightly showy manner.
swagger in Irish
mustar
What does "swagger" mean?
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verb To walk or behave with a bold, confident, slightly showy manner.
"He swaggered into the room like he owned the place."
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verb To boast or brag loudly.
"They swaggered about their win for weeks."
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noun A confident, showy way of walking or carrying oneself.
"The champion boxer had a swagger that unsettled his opponents."
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swagger in a sentence
- He swaggered into the room like he owned the place.
- They swaggered about their win for weeks.
- The champion boxer had a swagger that unsettled his opponents.
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What is "swagger" in Irish?
"swagger" in Irish is mustar. swagger means: To walk or behave with a bold, confident, slightly showy manner.
How do you use "swagger" in a sentence?
Example: "He swaggered into the room like he owned the place." In Irish, "swagger" is mustar.
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