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- noun Plural form of
braggart .
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Examples
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I am a US player, and I could sometimes be called one of those "braggarts" as you put it, but you must think of the american mentality.
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After the Celts had left his camp to begin their long march home, Alexander turned to Ptolemy and declared that the Celts were unbelievable braggarts.
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Republicans and Tea Party braggarts are beaming that voters have spoken.
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Republicans and Tea Party braggarts are beaming that voters have spoken.
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Republicans and Tea Party braggarts are beaming that voters have spoken.
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After the Celts had left his camp to begin their long march home, Alexander turned to Ptolemy and declared that the Celts were unbelievable braggarts.
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After the Celts had left his camp to begin their long march home, Alexander turned to Ptolemy and declared that the Celts were unbelievable braggarts.
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But the entertainment schedules are filled with audiences whooping at the antics of celebrity braggarts and talent show no-hopers.
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Burkett is co-author of "Stolen Valor," a book about how he outed hundreds of braggarts who lied about their military careers.
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I'd take them any day over the kind of insular braggarts who appear so outwardly unbreakable and confident, but who, like G4, manage to reach adulthood still timidly defining themselves by those who spawned them.
Time for these boy-men to cut the apron strings | Barbara Ellen
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