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- noun Common misspelling of
braggadocio .
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Examples
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Here, wrote Colonel Richard Irving Dodge, one of the first Americans to observe them closely, the Comanche “is a noisy, jolly, rollicking, mischief-loving braggadoccio, brimful of practical jokes and rough fun of any kind... rousing the midnight echoes with song and dance, whoops and yells.”
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I saw exceptionally vulgar braggadoccio about (attempted) political horsetrading of the basest kind, but didn't see anything about bags of cash being delivered to B; ago, or the equivalent.
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Nothing that the Bush administration or the Republicans or the Military Industrial Complex has done in the last seven years of foolish incompetence and braggadoccio has benefited the nation as a whole, though it has benefited a small class of investors and government cronies.
Jane Smiley: Why Human Rights are More Important than National Security
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But the show is totally stolen by Picasso, in this tale a young Spaniard full of braggadoccio and often naked, who pisses off and charms everybody in turn.
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But the show is totally stolen by Picasso, in this tale a young Spaniard full of braggadoccio and often naked, who pisses off and charms everybody in turn.
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"We kicked your ass," I mocked with false braggadoccio (at least I hope it was false).
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"We kicked your ass," I mocked with false braggadoccio (at least I hope it was false).
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"We kicked your ass," I mocked with false braggadoccio (at least I hope it was false).
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"We kicked your ass," I mocked with false braggadoccio (at least I hope it was false).
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He seems like a regular guy, despite the movie star clothes and rap braggadoccio.
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