swaggerer

While many were against Bush, primarily for being an idiot, a corporate welfare provider, a war mongerer, a swaggerer and, most importantly, a religious nut, they were never anti-government, and never advocated violence or used terms like what's in use today by the tea party.

Clinton warns against violent anti-government attitude

It conveys a sense that everything that anyone needs to know can be seen in the body language of the swaggerer.

Stop Sending Our Young Heroes to Iraq

That observation alone should expose the fraud behind the recent blustering in Anbar province -- and the subsequent lie, "We're kicking ass." -- by our phony Panglossian swaggerer and grossly incompetent fool, President George W. Bush.

The "Surge" Without the Bush/Petraeus Smoke and Mirrors

A strange effort to turn George Orwell into a hypermasculine swaggerer on the model of Hemingway and Kipling, who seem to be Meyers 'first literary loves.

George Orwell FAQ - George Orwell: The Chestnut Tree Cafe

It was merely stated that the criminal, whose approaching trial was making such a sensation — retired army captain, an idle swaggerer, and reactionary bully — was continually involved in amorous intrigues, and particularly popular with certain ladies “who were pining in solitude.”

The Brothers Karamazov

His comic aspect and “rakehelly” demeanour belied his lofty lineage, bestowing the fictitious air of a vagabond and a swaggerer upon a dandy and a gentleman.

Last Leaves from Dunk Island

And there you are playing the swaggerer to throw dust in our eyes!

The Idiot

Something in the angle of his cheekbones gave him away to Liam: he was the boy on the street from the day before, the swaggerer with a penchant for holding up traffic.

Fire and Ice

This was the first time that my feelings began to warm towards the young swaggerer.

River God

What - Flashy, the heroic sport, back down against a mere tyro, and thereby proclaim that he was jealous of his wife where this fat swaggerer was concerned?

Flashman's Lady