“Maybe he's a conceited showoff and you'd rather not feel obligated to him after the dance.”

“My friend Mark is such a showoff - constantly bragging about his grades and achievements.”

“Part of the language of early attraction was a kind of repartee about this, showoff, slangy, childish.”

“True, he has been a shameless showboater, but not half as shameless as the absurd prosecutor.”

“He was the over-the-top showboater in a group that used most of its flashiness well.”

“The guy is a bit of a showboater, but I thought that was pure class.”

“Amid a sea of melismatic showoffs and crass belters, he stood out as an old-fashioned crooner in the thrall of a faraway vision.”

“I'M getting tired of these Olympic showoffs who slow down as they cross the line.”

“Instructions for sending in ShowOffs will be prominently featured on the channels during the blocks.”