1. A vain conceited boaster; a braggart.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• vauter,
• vauntr,
• gaunter,
• faunter,
• vzunter,
• vsunter,
• vwunter,
• vqunter,
• vaynter,
• vahnter,
• vajnter,
• vainter,
• va8nter,
• va7nter,
• vaubter,
• vaujter,
• vaunteer,
• vauntur,
• vauntar,
• vauntour

• vanderveer,
• vanderhoof,
• vanderpoel,
• vandorn,
• vanmeter,
• vanderburg,
• vannatter,
• vanterpool,
• vanmatre,
• vanderbilt,
• VANDOREN,
• vanderwal,
• Vandermeer,
• Vanderhoff,
• vantrease,
• Vandervort,
• vanderford,
• vandermark,
• vanderpool,
• Vanderpol,
• Vanderveen,
• Vanderzee.

The adjective form of the word "vaunter" is "vaunting".

The plural of the "vaunter" can be the "vaunters".

The singular of the "vaunter" can be the "vaunter".