| informal conversation in a public place, often deceitful. |
blag·ging  (blāg'ĭng) n. Caribbean Informal talk, usually among men, occurring in a public place: "the street corner, the rum shop, the crossroads, wherever hanging out, or . . . blagging, takes place" (Roger D. Abrahams). [From French blaguer, to talk through one's hat, from blague, bladder, pouch, of Germanic origin, ultimately from Latin bulga, leather bag; see bulge.] |
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