boulevardiered

Verb

boulevardier (third-person singular simple present boulevardiers, present participle boulevardiering, simple past and past participle boulevardiered)

1. (intransitive) To strut or show off like a boulevardier.
   • One spectacular being clothed liked a boulevardiering cavalier and having the mein of a finished chesterfieldian gentleman was noted seated in an oak near the cabin one day. ... It was a northern butcher-bird, the aggressive shrike ....1914, Robert Page Lincoln, "Wood Hollow Days", Chapter VI, Forest and Stream (83) (Dec 5, 1914) p. 739

   Synonyms:

   flaunt, ostentate, swagger, aura farm, cut a wide swath, cut it fat, cut round, exhibitionize, figure away, flamboast

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