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▪ I. boaster1 (ˈbəʊstə(r)) Forms: 4 bostere, booster, bostour, boosteere, 4–6 boster, 5 boister, bostare, bostoure, 5–6 boastar, 6 bostar, 6– boaster. [f. boast v.1 + -er1.] One who boasts: † a. a loud talker (obs.); b. one who threatens (obs.); c. one who extols his own deeds or excellences, a brag...
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The Boaster
The Boaster is a 50-minute, 1926 American silent comedy film directed by Duke Worne and starring Ashton Dearholt, Gloria Grey and Joseph W. Girard.
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Dikkenek
The title comes from the Flemish words and verbatim for 'fat' + 'neck' and figuratively means an arrogant boaster.
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Duke Worne
The Canvas Kisser (1925)
The Pride of the Force (1925)
Too Much Youth (1925)
Going the Limit (1925)
The Gallant Fool (1926)
Speed Cop (1926)
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vouster
vouster Sc. (ˈvaʊstə(r)) Also 6 wo(u)stour, woistare. [f. prec.] A braggart or boaster.1500–20 Dunbar Poems xiv. 41 Sic vant of wostouris with hairtis in sinfull staturis. 1513 Douglas æneid v. vii. 62 Bot war I now..ȝing as ȝone wanton woustour [v.r. woistare]..I suld all reddy be. a 1568 Nine Orde...
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Ashton Dearholt
the Limit (1925)
Too Much Youth (1925)
The Baited Trap (1926)
Wolves of the Desert (1926)
West of the Law (1926)
In Search of a Hero (1926)
The Boaster
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jactator
† jacˈtator Obs. rare—0. [a. L. jactātor, agent-n. from jactāre: see prec.]1656 Blount Glossogr., Iactator, a cracker or boaster. 1721 Bailey, Jactator, a Boaster or Bragger.
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Grover Jones
Limit (1925)
The Merry Cavalier (1926)
The Fighting Doctor (1926)
The Hollywood Reporter (1926)
Speed Crazed (1926)
Unknown Dangers (1926)
The Boaster
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prater
prater1 (ˈpreɪtə(r)) [f. prate v. + -er1. So Du. prater a talker.] One who prates; an obnoxious or idle talker, one who speaks much to little purpose, a mere talker, a chatterer. Formerly also a boaster, an evil-speaker.c 1420 Lydg. Assembly of Gods 674 There were bosters, braggars, & brybores, Prat...
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Chinese: ·cannon; mounted gun· (figurative) braggart; boaster· (figurative, slang) camera with a telephoto lens
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Eiron
The usually succeeded by bringing down his braggart opponent (the "boaster") by understating his own abilities.
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ostentator
† ostenˈtator Obs. [a. L. ostentātor, agent-n. from ostentāre (ostentate); cf. F. ostentateur, 1535.] An ostentatious person; a bragger, boaster.1611 Cotgr., Ostentateur, an ostentator, boaster, bragger, vaunter. 1639 W. Sclater Worthy Commun. 38 And yet who such ἀλάζονες, and Thrasonicall ostentato...
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