peacock
/ˈpiːækəʊ/Definitions
1. noun
A male pheasant, typically with bright plumage and a long tail, especially one that is kept in a garden or park.
“The peacock struts across the lawn, its vibrant feathers catching the sunlight.”
2. verb
To display or spread the feathers of a peacock, typically as a sign of pride or display.
“The dancer peacocked across the stage, her elaborate costume shimmering under the spotlight.”
3. noun
A person who boasts or shows off, especially in a way that is considered pretentious or annoying.
“He’s been peacocking around town, trying to impress everyone with his new sports car.”