Egotistic, or Egotistical

Addicted to egotism; conceited; vain; self-important; containing egotism. Egotistically, adv. In an egotistic manner. Egotize, v. a. To talk or write much of one's self; to make pretensions to self-importance. Egregious, a . [Lat. egregius-e, ex, and grex, greg is, a flock or herd. See GREGARIOUS.] Distinguished; surpa ing; eminent; standing out with remarkable prom i nence; extraordinary; remarkable; singular; mon strous; enormous; - generally used in a bad sense; as, " egregious impudence." Egregiously, adv. Greatly; enormously; shamefully. Egregiousne , n . State of being egregious. Eg'remont, in Ma achusetts , a township of Berks hire co., about 120 m. W. by S. of Boston; pop . about 1,400. E'gre , n . [Lat. egre us, from egredior-e, ez , and gradior, to go. See GRADE.] Act of going or i uing out, or the power of departing from any inclosed or confined place; exit; departure; i ue. (Astron.) The pa ing off of a planet from the sun's disc.