to exaggerate or overstate; to describe something beyond its actual level

to praise; to applaud; to commend or compliment someone

to exaggerate or magnify something beyond the actual truth

boastful, grandiose, or inflated; not in accordance with the facts

to exaggerate or speak in big terms; to stray from the facts and use excessive language

to boast; to brag; to praise oneself; to show off

to praise; to speak highly of; to commend

(idiom) to indulge in exaggeration; to talk grandiosely without substance; to be full of hot air

to brag about or show off one's strengths or achievements; to flaunt

a unit of liquid or dry capacity equal to two pints

to brag; to talk big

To use exaggerated language; to describe things in a way that exceeds the truth.

to boast; to talk big; to make a grand promise or claim that may be difficult to fulfill

to praise the goods one is selling; to brag or boast about one's own achievements or qualities

to brag or exaggerate without regard for the facts

to exaggerate or overstate in writing or speech; to describe with rhetorical flourish beyond-factual embellishment

to boast; to talk big; to make empty promises without any basis in reality

a unit of liquid or dry capacity used in some Western countries; a translation of the English word "quart"

to show off, brag, or boast about one's strengths or achievements to others

(literary) to be conceited and boastful; to show off one's achievements

(literary) boastful and exaggerated; language that is wild and untrustworthy

to speak favorably of; to commend; to praise and approve of someone or their actions

kwashiorkor; a form of severe protein-energy malnutrition

to boast; to talk big

(idiom) to use elaborate language or literary phrases in one's writing to show off one's erudition or extensive knowledge

exaggeration; hyperbole

megalomania; a person who suffers from megalomania

to parade through the streets for three days after achieving the highest rank in the imperial civil-service examination in former times

a unit of liquid or dry capacity equal to two pints or one-quarter of a gallon

a figure of speech in which exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, specifically intended to capture a reader's attention

to praise; to acclaim; to commend; to compliment

to boast or brag; to exaggerate one's own accomplishments or status

the unhealthy practice or atmosphere of making false claims or exaggerating one's achievements

to praise one's own work or the things one has to offer; every potter praises his own pot

(idiom) everyone thinks their own things or efforts are the best; to praise one's own products or achievements