v. 1 strut, prance, parade, Archaic swash, Colloq US sashay, cut a swath Look at that Charlie swaggering down the street in his new suit! 2 boast, brag, show off, vaunt, crow, Colloq Brit swank He is always swaggering on about his war experiences
n. 3 strut, prance, strutting, swaggering, show, display, showing off, ostentation, braggadocio, arrogance, boastfulness Paul's outrageous swagger developed only after he was promoted