Dmitry Anykeen
Strut a stuff?
The context is that one foreign man want to go for a walk and ask his friend go with him.
And this man said "I need to strut my stuff" What can does this mean?
Jun 27, 2013 4:48 AM
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To "Strut your stuff" means to walk somewhere with an air of confidence (but not arrogance), walking tall and proud so that people will notice you and hopefully admire that person. One particular example is that peacocks like to "strut" around and show off their beautiful feathers!
June 27, 2013
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