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preen

verb as in admire and clean oneself

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It’s something the governor should have done a long time ago, rather than strutting and preening on the national stage.

Those were early signs, in retrospect, of the preening arrogance and moral cowardice that fueled an atmosphere of perennial social crisis in France and have left Macron almost universally despised and politically isolated.

From Salon

Playing to the audience, Stewart preened and posed his way through the hits, with an array of costume changes that ended with a white ruffled shirt, unbuttoned almost to the navel.

From BBC

He preened, he hugged, he shook hands and hobnobbed with legends and politicians.

Foster wasn’t the only coach who could preen.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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