outbrag
verb[T]
informaldisapproving(alsoout-brag)uk/ˌaʊtˈbræɡ/us/ˌaʊtˈbræɡ/-gg-tobrag(=speaktooproudlyabout something)more than someoneelse:
Theirideaofconversationistryingto outbrag each other abouttheirfootballteam'sachievements.
When Ibecameadoctor, mymotherwasdelightedthat she would beableto outbrag her co-workers.
- He'sterrible, alwaystryingto outbrag someone when theystarttalkingabout something they have done.
- She was gettingtiredof the twoguysout-bragging each other intheirattemptsto make her like them.
- He was anawfulleaderwhothoughtthat thesecrettosuccesswas beingableto outbrag allyourcompetitors.
Boasting
- bighead
- blow
- blowyourown trumpet/hornidiom
- blowhard
- boast
- boastful
- boastfully
- boastfulness
- brag
- braggadocio
- braggadocious
- braggart
- bragging rights
- chest-beating
- chest-thumping
- crow
- flex
- humblebrag
- rodomontade
- swaggerer