Plural of fanfaron; multiple people who engage in empty boasting or showy, bombastic behavior.
From Spanish fanfarrón plus the English plural -s. This form allows English speakers to describe groups of braggarts using the Spanish-derived term.
A room full of fanfarons—each trying to out-boast the other—would be absurdly funny, and the word sounds almost musical in its repetition, which is fitting for people making noise without substance.
Plural of fanfaron, masculine-coded braggart identity historically associated with male authority and public performance.
Replace with 'boasters', 'braggarts', or describe specific behavior to avoid gendered characterization.
["boasters","braggarts","show-offs","blusterers"]
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