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| mibohibohy | 2 swagger (to) ~ to swagger, to puff up, to assume airs of importance, to be inflamed with vanity; to swell, as with wind in the stomach. |
| mibohy | 3 swagger (to) ~ to be stubborn, obstinate, or unyielding; to swell, to swagger; to assume an air of importance, to give one's self to airs. |
| miedinedina | 4 swagger (to) ~ to strut, to swagger |
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