Strut around Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To walk around in a proud or confident way, often to show off or attract attention.
Usage & Nuances
Used about people who are showing off, often in a negative or humorous way. Common with 'like a peacock.' Informal; rarely used in formal writing. Implies arrogance or over-confidence — not just walking confidently, but flaunting it.
Example Sentences
He likes to strut around the office after closing a big deal.
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The winner will probably strut around for the rest of the day.
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Don't strut around just because you got a good score.
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He entered the room and started to strut around like he owned the place.
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She was strutting around in her new shoes, wanting everyone to notice.
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After winning the game, the team couldn't help but strut around in front of their fans.
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