flaunts

Or are you going to say that "flaunts" is too active a verb?

Archive 2007-07-01 Ann Althouse 2007

Cameron is also very smart in using his new 3D technology, and he never flaunts in your face.

Will You Go See Avatar? 2009

Any radical Islamic functionary with a U.S. purchased car who wanted to could get South Dakota plates to drive freely around the U.S. thanks to some two bit county clerk who openly flaunts the law but I cannot open a frigging checking account at a U.S. bank even among my friends because of U.S. law.

South Dakota car registration 2009

Perhaps most important, MTVhive.com has launched another new program, "Weird Vibes," that flaunts MTV's vintage format: music videos, interviews with indie and underground artists, and a title sequence lifted right out of 1986.

Music Television Makes Online Bet Andy Beta 2011

Any radical Islamic functionary with a U.S. purchased car who wanted to could get South Dakota plates to drive freely around the U.S. thanks to some two bit county clerk who openly flaunts the law but I cannot open a frigging checking account at a U.S. bank even among my friends because of U.S. law.

South Dakota car registration 2009

Photos from the Urology Team Dr. Richard Chopp, who performs vasectomies, flaunts his promotional T-shirt with patient Eric Clarke.

Dr. Chopp, Meet Congressman Weiner Rachel Emma Silverman 2011

“You know how Dara flaunts it and I want you to meet Tony on your own.”

Brooklyn Story Suzanne Corso 2011

Of course, I would argue that the Big Bend band wears its shocking label like a desert paintbrush flaunts its garish shade of scarlet red - and to the same effect.

Flowers in the Desert 2010

His attitude toward the very rich seems, in fact, to fall between indifference and contempt; at times he flaunts this distaste for the antique market's most coveted consumers almost as a badge of honor.

A Never-Ending Treasure Hunt Jonathan Lopez 2011

Flowers: The desert rose flaunts brilliant blooms of 2 inches or more in diameter, borne in terminal clusters.

Desert rose, dracaena and pothos: ornamental plants and flowers of tropical Mexico 2009