strut
1verb (used without object), strut·ted, strut·ting.
noun
Origin of strut
1Synonyms for strut
strut
2noun
verb (used with object), strut·ted, strut·ting.
Origin of strut
2Related Words for strut
sashay, swagger, stalk, prance, stride, swank, parade, sweep, mince, grandstand, flaunt, flounce, peacockExamples from the Web for strut
Contemporary Examples of strut
Her curves found a way to strut through baggy denim in Nights in Rodanthe.
Her skintight sparkly black dress did not look too easy to strut down the catwalk in.
15 Hilarious Pageant MomentsJune 18, 2013
The kids hold what they call a “ramp walk,” a mock fashion show where we all dress up and strut on a makeshift stage.
On television, real housewives, basketball wives, and assorted other caricatures all strut forth baring cleavage.
Be prepared: It will be tough Watching Gingrich strut his stuff Stay tuned to hear him bloviate On narrow win in his home state.
Historical Examples of strut
The strut that holds the propeller-shaft is shown in Fig. 91 .
Boys' Book of Model BoatsRaymond Francis Yates
A strut joint is a form of miter joint used in making trusses.
Handwork in WoodWilliam Noyes
They like better to strut about with their faces painted all the colors of the rainbow.
They may safely be left to strut about their uneasy hour and be forgotten.
In Our First Year of the WarWoodrow Wilson
There was a time when the realization caused him to strut a little, but he'd got over it.
Eight Keys to EdenMark Irvin Clifton