boaster
ˈboʊstər
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Definition of boaster - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
proud personperson who talks proudly about achievements
  • The boaster couldn't stop talking about his new car.
braggart egotist show-off
2.
toolsDatedstonemason's tool with a broad faceDated
  • The mason used a boaster to shape the stone.
implement instrument tool
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Images of boaster

  • boaster: stonemason's tool with a broad face
    stonemason's tool with a broad face

Origin of boaster

Old English, boost (to brag) + -er (agent noun)

Terms with boaster included in their meaning

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boaster
one with inflated self-importance
boaster
person who boasts about achievements

Examples of boaster in a sentence

  • Everyone was tired of the boaster's stories.
  • He selected a boaster for the intricate work.
  • A boaster is essential for detailed stone carving.

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  1. French:vantard, ciseau à pierre, ...
  2. German:Angeber, Breithammer, ...
  3. Italian:sbruffone, bocciarda, ...
  4. Spanish:fanfarrón, llana ancha, ...
  5. Portuguese:fanfarrão, cinzel largo, ...
  6. Chinese:吹牛者, 凿石锤, ...
  7. Japanese:自慢屋, ブースター, ...
  8. Arabic:مُتَفَاخِر, مِسْطَرَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִתְרַבְרֵב, אִזְמֵל שָׁטוּחַ, ...
  10. Russian:хвастун, камнерезный инструмент, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хвалько, бостер, ...
  12. Hindi:डींगमार, बोस्टर, ...
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