braggadocious

British  

/ ˌbræɡəˈdəʊʃəs /

adjective

1. informal boastful

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Etymology

Origin of braggadocious

C20: from _braggadocio

Example Sentences

The braggadocious “Helicopter” has a piercing throb like a car alarm, while “Stole Ya Flow”—a diss track apparently addressed to Drake—has a curling and distorted drone winding through it, a rattlesnake-like warning.

From The Wall Street Journal

Don’t let the usage of traditional música Mexicana instruments fool you; the cadence of this braggadocious track about hedonistic excess and indulgence is closer to hip-hop.

From Los Angeles Times

And all those people who insisted that they couldn’t stand a city boy fell in love with the rich, braggadocious New Yorker.

From Salon

A song that encapsulates that swagger is the title track, “Drip,” which quickly became a fan-favorite with its infectious hooks and braggadocious lyrics such as “I could be the GOAT.”

From Los Angeles Times

With Fury, he's louder, braggadocious, entertaining.

From BBC