snob

Converse of object

• play: You think I'd bust cover by playing the snob?
• become: I didn't even drink coffee until a few years ago and I've become a real snob.

Preposition: at

• time: Being a Brand snob at times I would normally go for something that wasn't the cheapest just to assure quality.

Adjective modifier

• intellectual: Act as if you're a real intellectual snob.
• literary: I'm not a literary snob - quite the opposite!
• musical: If I was more of a musical snob or NME hack I'd laugh at this and give it a virtual kicking.
• old: Socrates is such a crusty old snob, he could make a good living on the TV arts review circuit.
• terrible: But as a consequence, he comes across like a terrible snob at times.
• rich: There is also a rich snob called Veronica di Angelo whom they hate.

Modifies a noun

• value: Growing up in Dixon Green by Vera Berry Living at Dixon Green had a bit of snob value, yer know!
• appeal: Snob appeal does not encourage recognition of the realities modern life.
• screen: Inside, above the U-shaped counter, are rare snob screens.
• thing: It's not a snob thing, they're just built from better quality components that are tested to work together properly.

Noun used with modifier

• wine: I have a wine expert friend ( or wine snob depending on your view of these things ).
• food: Adam's diet offends my sensibilities because I'm a food snob.
• elitist: Just a few shades of gray would have helped make, for instance, Dance's smug elitist snob even vaguely human!
• coffee: Even the coffee snobs in my life love this.
• art: Written by John Upton Directed by Michael Pattinson Kerry is disgusted with the art snobs at the exhibition.
• class: I think upper class snobs may find it a bit canteen hence the off reviews.

Preposition: in

• sense: Oh I forgot you think you are better than everyone else, you really are a snob in the true sense.