Sashay (verb)

1. Walk or move in a confident and stylish way, often with exaggerated movements.
2. To make a grand or stylish entrance or exit.

Origin:

The origin of the word sashay is uncertain, it may be related to the noun "sash", a long strip of cloth worn around the waist, or the french word "chassé" meaning "to chase".

Examples:

1. She sashayed into the room, her head held high and her hips swaying.
2. The models sashayed down the runway, showing off the latest fashion designs.
3. He sashayed out of the party, making sure everyone noticed his flashy new suit.
4. The actress sashayed onto the stage, her dramatic entrance stealing the show.
5. The dancers sashayed across the dance floor, their movements graceful and fluid.