snobby

snobby

of, like, or characteristic of a snob

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Adjective

(comparative snobbier, superlative snobbiest)

Characteristic of a snob.
His tastes are snobby.

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A wine tasting party doesn't have to be a snobby affair.
Most wine experts (not the super snobby ones, mind you, will tell you that for any type of a wine, a great bottle can be found in the $10 to $15 range.
Even the snobby girls- who change personalities when he's around (if we date, that might be an advantage!!).
Even the snobby girls- who change personalities when he's around (if we date, that might be an advantage!!).
Katherine begged her snobby sister to stop being so supercilious around her friends.

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