braggadocious

• I mean, it sounds braggadocious, like he's saying if you guys want to leave, you can leave. —  CNN Transcript Jul 14, 2007
• In refreshing contrast to eight long years of braggadocious unilateralism, President Obama has returned America to the high minded values we -- and the whole world -- have long cherished.
• And Pat talked beautifully about the grandiosity with at a least a kind of a braggadocious (ph) attitude. —  CNN Transcript Feb 1, 2008
• Around 2 a.m., an audience of at least 2,000 was cheering like crazy, not for her but for the smattering of dancehall artists coming to the stage, spitting braggadocious lyrics about nothing of importance. —  Broward-Palm Beach New Times | Complete Issue
• He was braggadocious and loud, just like you are. —  Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine

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