Unrelenting in opinion; holding obstinately to one's own opinion; opinionated. Obsolete.

Holding obstinately to one's own opinion; opinionated.

Conceited, esp. with regard to one's intelligence; (also) quick-witted.

Full of or characterized by self-conceit; having excessive pride in oneself; conceited.

Having excessive self-regard; arrogant, conceited.

= opinative, adj. 2, opinionative, adj. 1.

Holding obstinately to one's own opinion; opinionated. Also, more generally: obstinate, self-willed. Now rare.

Having or characterized by an excessively high opinion of oneself or one's qualities; full of conceit (conceit, n. 7). Cf. self-conceited, adj. 1.

Self-conceited, arrogant, overweening.

Opinionated, dogmatic; (also occasionally) conceited, vain; = self-opinionated, adj.

Opinionated, dogmatic; (also) conceited, vain; = self-opinionated, adj.

Holding a high opinion of someone or something, esp. oneself or one's abilities. Obsolete.

Opinionated, dogmatic; (also) conceited, vain; = self-opinionated, adj.

Holding a particular, esp. favourable, opinion, of oneself or another person. See also well-opinioned, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Thinking too highly of, or holding obstinately to, one's own opinion; conceited; dogmatic.

Reminiscent or characteristic of a cock (see cock, n.1 I.) in appearance, nature, or behaviour. Also (and in earliest use) figurative: lecherous…

Having an inflated opinion of one's own abilities, importance, etc.; characterized by this; conceited, vain.

Vain, proud, conceited.

affected with ‘swelled head’.

= egotistic, adj.

Conceited, snobbish; inclined to behave in an affected manner. Cf. airy, adj. 7a. Now chiefly U.S. regional (southern and Midland, esp. in…

U.S. colloquial. Conceited. Obsolete. rare.

colloquial (originally U.S.) Conceited, arrogant.

Vain, conceited, boastful; assertive, impudent. Also as adv.

Having an exaggerated sense of one's own importance; arrogant, pretentious, conceited.

(a) Artful, crafty, knowing, ‘fly’; (b) having a good opinion of oneself, ‘stuck-up’.

Characteristic of or resembling Tappertit, esp. in his amorous approaches to Dolly Varden.

= dicty, adj. 1 2. Also: fussy, intricate.