braggart

It seems the braggart was unaware of the changes in the law.

One of us had even claimed to be present at Castra Regina, although we mainly considered him a braggart.

In the book, Alice is a smug, Victorian braggart who loves nothing more than showing off her knowledge.

He had never been a braggart; his hostility had always been lazy and cynical.

Richard sent a shaft through the very heart of this braggart Turk.

But the Huguenot generals evidently imagined that there was nothing in the speech beyond the prating of a silly braggart.

She would not marry a coward or a braggart, even if he were the owner of ten thousand acres.

Perhaps it was for the cowardice he had displayed in action, for he was an arrant coward and braggart.