strut

The Oscars, the Emmies, whatever, the pre-show style strut became a kind of catwalk of the stars.

The soldier launches into a comical strut and pretends to polish his guard box with his knuckles.

Johnny climbs out of the plane, locks his hands around the wheel strut.

Her curves found a way to strut through baggy denim in Nights in Rodanthe.

Her skintight sparkly black dress did not look too easy to strut down the catwalk in.

Children, in brilliant night robes, run to the verandas to see the early sun; cocks strut in pigmy gardens.

It had to do with squared shoulders, the lift of the head, a strut, a proud and contemptuous glance.

It appealed to their sense of humor to have the gall to strut right out in front of us and try to put over a swindle.

My father is Irish, and if you want to see him get up and strut give him a teeny opening to enlarge on his race.

Send all these noble lords of yesterday to sleep in their beds of down, to strut about in their castles.