In early use depreciative: †full of excessive self-regard; conceited; arrogant (obsolete). In later use with positive connotations: having a good…

Characteristic of or exhibiting self-love (self-love, n. 1); having excessive love or admiration for oneself; conceited. Later also in neutral or…

That admires himself or herself; characterized by self-admiration; conceited, vain.

Characterized by or exhibiting self-love (self-love, n. 1); admiring of or loving oneself, conceited; (also) having excessive regard for one's own…

Conceited; full of self-regard.

given to contemplating oneself in a mirror.

Having or showing the traits or qualities of a coxcomb; (originally) foolish (cf. coxcomb, n. 4a); (later) vain, pretentiously affected, foppish.

Of a person: admired by himself or herself; conceited; (of an attribute, quality, etc.) admired by its owner or possessor. Also of a state or…

Of a person: having the traits or qualities of a coxcomb; (originally) foolish (cf. coxcomb, n. 4a); (later) vain, pretentiously affected, foppish.

That practises self-idolatry; vain, self-regarding; (also) involving self-idolatry.

Given to or indulging in personal vanity; having an excessively high opinion of one's own appearance, attainments, qualities, possessions, etc…

Of persons: Given to show, fond of cutting a dash, ‘swellish’; also, vain and conceited.

Boastful, proud, vain.

Vain, conceited; pretentious, affected; foppish; = coxcombical, adj.

Idolized or worshipped by oneself; vain, conceited.

Of the nature of or resembling Narcissus, the youth of Greek mythology; loving or admiring oneself excessively, narcissistic.

U.S. regional (western). Fussy, vain; (also) gaudy, tawdry. Now historical and rare.

= vain, adj. 4a.

Of, relating to, or of the nature of narcissism; characterized or produced by excessive self-admiration.

= narcissistic, adj.

Snobbish, pretentious, self-important, ‘stuck-up’; having or characterized by aspirations to gentility or elegance; flashy, showy.

Of the nature of or characterized by narcissism; excessively self-admiring. Cf. narcissine, adj. 2.