swaggering

The show became a national sensation, with Downey front and center as the swaggering mouthpiece for working-class outrage.

Thus marched he out, swaggering down the streets, and swinging his twig of almond-tree in his hand.

The destinies be most neat chamberlains to these swaggering puritans, knights of the subsidy.

A little good living would have made this youth plump and swaggering.

His step was swaggering and he looked immensely satisfied with himself.

One of them was a swaggering man of wealth, about sixty-three years of age.