ego trip v.
(orig. US) to act in an egocentric, self-aggrandizing manner.
N.Y. 16 Nov. 6/2: Father ego-tripping on his children’s academic and other achievements. | ||
Plender [ebook] But they [i.e. adulteries] meant nothing to Peter. Just… what do they call it now… ego-tripping? | ||
Serial 28: You had to stay really in touch with yourself if you were going to relate to the other person’s feelings instead of just ego-tripping. | ||
Between the Devlin 161: [A]part from putting up with Quigley’s ego-tripping the work was pretty easy. | ||
Makes Me Wanna Holler (1995) 117: Some of it was just plain immaturity. Like ego-tripping. | ||
Tales from Country Music 60: Not an exercise in ego-tripping, it’s a case study of a creator seeking to improve his artistry. |