Braggart is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAGGART in dictionary:

VERB:
• A boaster.
NOUN:
• a boaster
• a person who boasts about their achievements or possessions
• person who boasts loudly
• a very boastful and talkative person
ADJECTIVE:
• Boastful.
• exhibiting self-importance
• boastful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one who brags

Words related to BRAGGART

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Words that contain BRAGGART

braggarts13 braggartly17 braggartism17 braggartisms18 braggartlier16 braggartliest17

How to use BRAGGART in a sentence

• She would not marry a coward or a braggart, even if he were the owner of ten thousand acres.
• There were dark, heavy pouches beneath his eyes, his manner was feverish, and when he talked at all it was with a boisterous and a somewhat braggart voice.
• Jimmy was one of those masterful stupid boys who excel at games and physical contests, and triumph over intellectual problems by sheer braggart ignorance.
• I say taught us, for the foolhardy braggart was past learning anything himself.
• You who, with all your braggart arrogance, are, after all, outright and simple-hearted.
• How could he bear it? And then the poor little weak boy, whom he had pitied and almost scorned for his weakness, had done that which he, braggart as he was, dared not do.
• Buzz Werner was called Buzz not only because he talked too much, but because he was a braggart.
• And in that moment Buzz, the bully and braggart, vanished forever.
• You braggart, you shall see how you will lie at my feet.
• Not one taunting word was uttered in our hearing, not one braggart sentence passed their lips.
• We had several dry thinkers, and a braggart and two or three who proved miserably villainous.
• Drink makes a man an empty braggart or a contented fool.
• Despite the single inspiration of dancing a corant upon the green, Claude Duval, compared to Hind, was an empty braggart.
• They were convinced that they had to do with a braggart and a liar.
• Evidently they still thought that they had to do with some empty braggart.
• None more surely than that of the braggart Crown Prince.
• The braggart bulletins of the German Press Bureau have been valued at their true worth.
• The Northern man knows the Southerner is not a braggart.
• Something in his pose, half rustic, half braggart, seemed familiar to Gaspard.
• His idle braggart words of a few moments before came home to him.
• He might have told her what she knew, or have shown her, in some braggart moment.
• Every thing depends upon our being beforehand with this braggart Gotzkowsky, and getting first the ear of the people.
• Thus, once more, had the impetuous boldness of the patriots carried the day against braggart cowardice.
• Of high personal courage, he was a braggart and a ruffian, who used the dagger as freely as the tools of his craft.
• He was never a braggart, and mere boasting about his country as about himself was utterly repugnant to him.
• It would open up to the old braggart a line of retreat, thought the planter of the Cannes Brulees.
• He declared he would cut off and eat the ears of Cortes, and a great deal of such braggart nonsense, and of course made no answer to the letters.
• You would rather hear through a braggart, indecent mouth that ought to be sewed up what Rodin said about Phidias.
• Pope seems destined to go down in our history merely as a braggart and an incompetent.
• Or rather he is a mere braggart who wisheth to seize the property which I have collected by my prudence, and not an experienced warrior.
• His rapid change of moods was fascinating, now the kindly philosopher, now the Teuton braggart, now the Hun incorporate.

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