Flaunting is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FLAUNTING in dictionary:

VERB:
• FLAUNT, to exhibit in a showy manner
• display (something) ostentatiously, especially in order to provoke envy or admiration or to show defiance
• dress or behave in a sexually provocative way.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to exhibit in a gaudy manner

Words related to FLAUNTING

flaunt9 flaunted12 flaunts10

Words that contain FLAUNTING

flauntingly18

How to use FLAUNTING in a sentence

• The scheme came near to succeeding, for our people were aroused by Mexican aggression, and the flaunting insults of Mexican authority, prompted by German agents.
• The flowers are large and white, but somewhat flaunting.
• Beyond the town, two or three hundred feet up the steep mountain side, is a large white house, with a royal flag of Spain flaunting before it.
• Flaunting and flirting to and fro, women recalled what pleasure was.
• Arthur Gideon had gone under, but the Potter press, the flaunting banner of the great sentimental public, remained.
• This book partly represents a flaunting of such borrowed colors.
• Not one of the light gaudy ribbons flaunting on her disordered head-dress so much as trembled.
• How my heart sickened as I gazed at these pleasant, refined, soft-voiced women flaunting the trophies of their cruelty in the beautiful sunlight.
• With their ridiculous fondness for showing it on all occasions, in season and out, the Celestials had their flag flaunting on a staff in the stern.
• According to the calendar, spring was well upon them, and the prairies would soon be flaunting new dresses of green.
• Whereat his Lady screamed and had the vapours and asked how he would like to see his own footmen flaunting about the house in powder.
• And with a joyous cry, and the flaunting of a banner, he called them to the way they had to traverse, and told them the road was found.
• The front wall gone, the small office stood open to the world, a bright and shameless thing, flaunting its nakedness to the crowd below.
• I suppose men who never have left England take such beauty for granted, but to me, after the flaunting luxuriance of the East, it is enchanting.
• A threat to a man like Jimmie Dale was like flaunting a red rag at a bull, and a rage ungovernable had surged upon him.
• That whole day long the April sun Smiled sweetly from above On clothes lines flaunting to the breeze With emblems mothers love.
• As if fascinated, she followed in terror those flaunting whiskers up the slope of the narrow isle to the back of the auditorium.
• As the U-boat, with the Stars and Stripes flaunting astern, moved outward, the fleet got under way.
• Something within his own nature protested against the flaunting of such an act, though the act itself carried no offence to his childish mind.
• It were certainly more to the credit of such a woman that she was in hiding, and preferred it to flaunting her shame in a licensed house of infamy.
• Running away from the camp, flaunting the red parasol, Dick was followed closely by the bellowing bull.
• She rose, replaced her hat over her eyes, knotted her flaunting scarf around her throat, groped her way to the door, and glided into the outer darkness.
• He was seen from afar, and the black horse stood waiting, his head thrown high in the air, his ears pricking forward, the tail flaunting, a picture of expectancy.

Similar words containing FLAUNT without suffix ing

flaunt9 flaunts10 flaunty13 flaunted12 flaunter11 flaunters12 flauntier12 flauntily15 flauntiest13 flauntiness14 flauntingly18 flauntinesses16

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