show off

Even his theater-buff costars thought he was “right on the money” and “absolutely not a show-off,” despite his celebrity status.

Does he then hang out a profession that is not true to the kernel of things, but only a show-off for impression's sake?

However, he—unlike Delgado—was not a show-off; he did not seem to want to be the center of attention.

If I didn't know Patience, I should almost think this was like a boasting letter—what we should call a bit of show-off.

They lipsynch the soundtrack, cadge souvenirs and pester you with smarmy, show-off questions.

Du Roy muttered: "Here's a fine show-off for you," and shrugged his shoulders, his heart contracted by jealousy.