
n.
Boastfulness; bravado.
[French gasconnade, from Gascon, Gascon. See Gascon.]
gasconade gas'con·ade' v.gasconader gas'con·ad'er n.
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[French gasconnade, from Gascon, Gascon. See Gascon.]
gasconade gas'con·ade' v.|
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