Modifies a noun

• attitude: There are no exorbitant fees, silly club house rules, snooty attitudes or outrageously priced drinks!

• fox: We're on at half 7. Also hope to see you at the snooty fox on sat 29/04/06 at half 7 again.

• princess: There is the worm of the title, who teaches a very snooty princess a lesson - and eats her.

• wife: I just know that I like ' him ' and ' didn't ' like his snooty wife.

• resident: The more snooty residents, even then mainly incomers wanted them banned.

• station: That was on late at night, on the snooty station, BBC2, but it was only 4 episodes.

Modifying Another Word

• very: I can remember when a working class woman would have been thought very snooty if she had a pram.

• rather: It's no wonder, perhaps, that so many genuine archeologists feel rather snooty about him.

• too: After all, I didn't wish to appear too snooty now that I had acquired my commission.

• slightly: Solid ( if slightly snooty ) hotel in this historic village.

Used with adjective complement

• get: SS: So there is a temptation to get snooty?