swaggersome

swaggersome

English

Etymology

From swagger +‎ -some.

Adjective

swaggersome (comparative more swaggersome, superlative most swaggersome)

1. Characterised by swaggering or swagger
   • 2002, Steven Puchalski, Slimetime: A Guide to Sleazy, Mindless Movies:

     Charles Napier stars as Deputy Sheriff Harry, the ultra-macho peacekeeper of the desert, whose assignment is to bring in the equally swaggersome desperado, The Apache.

   • 2014, Efe Ronald Chesterfield, Comedy of Disgrace:

     School have [sic] strayed our swaggersome scholar!

   • 2016, Aidan Smith, Persevered: How Hibernian Smashed the Biggest Curse in Football:

     It's a little reminder that Cummings is the top scorer around these parts and pretty swaggersome himself.