Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Earlier form of
braggart .
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Examples
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One of the most satisfying pictures I ever saw was that bearded Stalinist murderous braggard being dragged from his hidey-hole.
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"The time for clamming up is over, you stupid braggard," Kramer said.
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Beside those intangible antagonists which had been his this personal enemy was only puny, only braggard and swaggering and cheap.
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A modern day plantation master; you know a typical liberal braggard.
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A modern day plantation master; you know a typical liberal braggard.
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For the last few days, we've all been transfixed by the tawdry spectacle out of California, in which a married Republican family values crusader has gotten his comeuppance after being exposed -- with the aid of a hot mic -- as a repulsive sexual braggard.
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The study, which listened to over 1,000 hours of radio, found over 600 references to ‘being a boorish, unfunny braggard’, 375 references to ‘thinking mild homophobia and pig ignorance is hysterical’ and 250 references to ‘basking in the fact he’s an unimaginative, obnoxious shitpeddler’ in Moyles’ show.
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The study, which listened to over 1,000 hours of radio, found over 600 references to ‘being a boorish, unfunny braggard’, 375 references to ‘thinking mild homophobia and pig ignorance is hysterical’ and 250 references to ‘basking in the fact he’s an unimaginative, obnoxious shitpeddler’ in Moyles’ show.
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