intransitive. To boast or be proud of something. Obsolete.

with subordinate clause or infinitive phr.

transitive. To talk loudly of, boast of, glory in. Also reflexive with of.

transitive. To extol; to speak of with pride or ostentation; to brag of, vaunt. with object clause, usually with that. (? originally intransitive)

To publish vauntingly or boastfully, boast of. (Cf. blazing, n.2, blazing, adj.2)

To boast of, vaunt, lay boastful claim to.

intransitive. To brag or boast of a thing.

transitive (with simple object) To boast of. Obsolete.

Const. about, of, or with.

transitive. To commend or praise to; to vaunt. Obsolete. rare.

To boast of (something); to commend or praise in a vainglorious manner.

transitive. To speak boastfully or bombastically about; to brag of; to extol. Now rare.

intransitive (andtransitive) To boast, to brag.

In predicative use. to write home about and variants: that is worth writing to one's friends or family at home about; to boast of, to get excited…

figurative. To cry out with pain; to make a noise, to boast, about something. to sing different (cf. 10a).