Bragged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAGGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BRAG, to boast
• say something in a boastful manner
NOUN:
• a gambling card game which is a simplified form of poker
• a boastful statement
ADJECTIVE:
• excellent; first-rate

Words related to BRAGGED

brag7 bragging13 brags8

How to use BRAGGED in a sentence

• He made more than one visit to Oxbridge and had an almost paternal fondness for Pen, whom he bragged about at his clubs, and introduced with pleasure into his conversation.
• Then, however, he bragged so much, and assumed such airs of superiority, that he perfectly disgusted Mrs.
• Do you blame him? Would you rather he sat down and grumbled and bragged of his successes, and took to drink, as more than one down south has done? Perhaps so.
• And I bragged about my white memory and my store shoes.
• She bragged so much she made me cross, so I told her she must find it and take up my dirt, yesterday.
• He raised gigantic bulls, bragged of selling cows for 120 guineas and more, and kept a noble butler in purple clothes and a large white wig.
• Besides, they were very unkind and disagreeable, and bragged a lot about their divorces.
• The love of which he bragged was now lost to him, by his own exceeding fault.
• Not a single voice but bragged of her beauty, save only that of Graelent.
• DeFalt bragged about what he had done and said his only sorrow was, that all the white devils were not burned up with the house.
• These Mexicans only laughed when he bragged to them.
• This one bragged of his riches, that one of his wife.
• He had a better heart than most men, I believe, for all he bragged about it.
• But quick as were his wits, his vanity always outstripped them, and no hero ever bragged of his achievements with a louder effrontery.
• When I turned my back they gambled, lied, bragged, and stole.
• They strutted and bragged and made gun plays on every possible occasion.
• For weeks I bragged about my Harlem flat for which no mosquito could carry a latch-key.
• They bragged of it, and told the tale in full before this Mobei, laughing the while.
• I was so elated to think that I, a little boy, had shot a live highwayman, that I dare say I bragged outrageously of my action.
• Nekhludoff never knew his surname, and even bragged a bit about this.
• So one night talk became discontented, and some one wished some reinforcement could be with us from the immense armies which our papers bragged were being trained at home.
• Possibly, or probably, he had bragged to Clive or Ralph Hammond, his architects, of his clever invention.
• We had had our first sight of the Wall of which centurions in Britain bragged when they went back to Rome.
• Bull had been to school before, and of this school he often bragged as the acme of desirability and wickedness.
• It would not be a thing to be bragged of, but that it is what any Man may be Master of who will take Pains enough for it.
• Bradford bragged no more about his fine gun and superior marksmanship.
• His father and grandfather had bragged of it, had fabricated family trees over their cups, and glowed with pride over their noble blood, but had let it go at that.
• The personality of this man clearly admitted no denial, as little bragged as it apologized, since his candour matched his force of will.
• Besides, he had bragged at the last Michaelmas feast that he cared not a rush for never a witch in the parish.
• Being second, they are more than when they bragged that they were first.
• Finally all three of them bragged about the wealth of Bergen Sven Persson.

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