Bragging is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BRAGGING in dictionary:

VERB:
• say something in a boastful manner
NOUN:
• an act of bragging
• a gambling card game which is a simplified form of poker
• a boastful statement
• an instance of boastful talk
ADJECTIVE:
• excellent; first-rate
• exhibiting self-importance

Words related to BRAGGING

brag7 bragged12 brags8

Words that contain BRAGGING

braggings14 braggingly18 outbragging16 humblebragging26

How to use BRAGGING in a sentence

• Her chief occupation was bragging of her former acquaintances, taking medicine, and mending and altering her gowns.
• And there was the merchant, with forked beard and Flemish beaver hat and neatly clasped boots, bragging of his gains and selling French crowns, but on the whole a worthy man.
• They had seen too much service to boast of it, and they left the bragging to younger men.
• Everything I say and do is vain and bragging, and I cannot think hard enough to help it.
• The inborn desire for praise and recognition may express itself in bragging vanity, or expand into heroic endeavor.
• Bibbs guessed that Sheridan was bragging of the city and of Bigness to some visitor from out-of-town.
• It might prove very useful in some future boasting, bragging, and strutting session.
• He had rid the community of a drunken, bragging, quarrelsome cowboy.
• Mabel Lipscomb thought so too, and was given to bragging of her acquaintance with a Mrs.
• Phil rowed her over the river, bragging all the way of the manner in which he was beginning to handle the oars.
• Some were dealers, traders established for a long time in the country, bragging of their Catalan connections with that lying facility of adaptability peculiar to their race.
• Now I knew South so well that I saw under all his confident, bragging tone he was more anxious and doubtful than he had ever been.
• The savages sprawled around the fire, bragging and boasting and lying as was their wont of an evening.
• But he has fallen into the habit of bragging, and I suppose he hardly thinks of the absurd and foolish language he is using.
• I study animals in the fields and the stable, without bragging.
• The Indians were gathered around their separate fires, chanting, feeding, bragging, and sleeping.
• For some thousand years he had been bragging of his carriage and bearing in battle.
• He forthwith began bragging of his great powers as a drinker, and vowed that he could manage eight bottles without becoming intoxicated.
• Without bragging at all, let us just point out the chief claims of the above pleasing piece of composition.
• While these might be his own men, it was hard to countenance such bragging.
• This seemed simple and inevitable through all the blustering and bragging.
• Kwaiba as usual was bragging over his prowess in youth extended into age.
• We can not imagine Scott bragging about any of his books or his characters, as Balzac did about Eugenie Grandet and others of his French types.
• But everything else he did went with the old gentleman, and he was always bragging that Percy was growing up into a big, broad-gauged merchant.
• The stranger drove all over town bragging of his bargain, until some one casually called his attention to the fact that the mare was stone-blind.
• Johan was still found at the foot of the lane, smoking and bragging and leering as before.
• The little bit of bragging was the principal thing, she said.
• Stubblebine was always bragging about her people, her own people that is.
• Bragging in this manner, Casey led the way to the Bank Exchange, the fashionable bar not far distant.
• This is the old and honourable fine art of bragging, as it was practised by the great worthies of antiquity.
• I can see now what sort of a figure I made of myself, and how I must have appeared to you when I was bragging of my possessions.
• He lapsed more and more into acquiescence with his changed condition, and that bragging note of his was rarely sounded.
• I had not much faith in the people who went about bragging how much they could get if they sold out.
• It was his fate to be called by them Fool, Ass, and Simple Fellow, and much worse language, bragging that some of their Boys should answer him.

Similar words containing BRAGG without suffix ing

braggy13 bragged12 bragger11 braggart12 braggers12 braggest12 braggier12 braggarts13 braggiest13 braggings14 braggartly17 braggingly18 outbragged15 braggadocio18 braggartism17 outbragging16 braggadocios19 braggartisms18 braggartlier16 braggadocious20 humblebragged25 braggartliest17 humblebragging26

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