strut

At a press conference packed with reporters and spectators, the Soviet leader strutted onto the stage, clapping his hands as some in the audience hooted and booed.

Then he strutted down the hall and squawked, “Hey, blockhead! Why don’t you go swim with the fishes?”

She approached a flock that was about a hundred birds strong, all cooing and strutting across the cobblestones as if they owned the place.

We are up and operating again, getting our strut back.

Black women, however, may clock Stefani for what she is the moment she opens her mouth and spews a thick blaccent that doubles as the distant clacking of trouble’s heels, strutting straight in Zola’s direction.