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What is an idiom meaning to boast?

Here are a few idioms meaning to boast:

* Blow one's own trumpet: This is the most common and straightforward idiom for boasting.

* Toot one's own horn: This is another common way to describe boasting.

* Swagger: This word implies a confident, self-assured, and possibly arrogant way of boasting.

* Braggart: This is a noun describing someone who boasts a lot.

* Show off: This is a more general term for someone who wants to impress others with their abilities or possessions.

* Crow about something: This idiom suggests boasting about something you've achieved.

The best idiom to use depends on the context and the tone you want to convey.

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