Showboating
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a slightly annoying form of behaviour, especially in sport, that is intended to attract attention or admiration because it is very skilful:
Showboating meaning & definition 1 of Showboating.
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The action or practice of showing off.
Showboating meaning & definition 2 of Showboating.
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When your girlfriend wont have sex with you; and you [precede] to pleasure yourself manually in full vision of her, fully flaunting your engorged member.
This may be done
(1) [out of spite],
(2) in an attempt to induce her into sexual activity,
(3) or just simply to [get a nut] off.
Showboating meaning & definition 3 of Showboating.
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Adding unnecessary style flurishes to skilled activities, often beyond ones skill level, [increasing] the risk, and usually used to [taunt] or [impress] others.
Showboating meaning & definition 4 of Showboating.
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- To have a visibly exaggerated idea of ones own skills, talents, or abilities.
- To [exhibit a] [grotesque] amount of [undue] and unfounded pride for a skill or ability which is actually mediocre.
Showboating meaning & definition 5 of Showboating.
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to [showboat] is to perform highly [skilled] [tricks] with a fooball during a game.
Showboating meaning & definition 6 of Showboating.
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A confident person that more often than not; makes confident people less confident in a sho-bos presence.
A discrete person whose [exuberance] can be a turn off to those who dont know better.
A person whose lack of popularity, have it be [a wealthy man] around a poor group, makes people think negative connotation.
Its cool. A person that obtains or acquires style, status, ego, and often makes others believe there is no equal.
Its very cool. You spent a long time doing something in order to achieve an award; always being [pride and joy] but obviously exuberant. And the subject matter is important, because lets face it -Savor it!
...Hurried showboating:
A. Like my...
B. What do you think?
C. No words just materials
D. No words just good moves
E. No words only loveShowboating meaning & definition 7 of Showboating.