La-di-da Definition

lädēdä
adjective
Affectedly genteel; pretentious.
American Heritage
Affected in speech, manners, etc.; pretentiously refined.
Webster's New World

Disdainful description of pretension or haughtiness.

She was all la-di-da, with her nose in the air, and we're all struggling not to laugh because that would be gauche.
Wiktionary
interjection
Used to express derision in response to affectation, foppishness, etc.
Webster's New World

Expression of disdain for pretension or haughtiness.

"Well la-di-da, aren't you the impressive personage, with a feather in your hair yet."
Wiktionary
noun
A la-di-da person.
Webster's New World
Affected speech or behavior.
Webster's New World

Origin of La-di-da

  • Imitative of affected speech

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

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