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Definition of snotty in English: snottyadjectivesnottiest, snottier ˈsnɒtiˈsnɑdi informal 1Full of or covered with nasal mucus. Example sentencesExamples - Their snotty noses run, they put everything in their mouths, and they get secretions on their hands and contaminate whatever they touch.
- In other news, I have a box of tissues here that I bought upstairs earlier to help with my snotty nose.
- There was a sharp pain in his back and he turned around to find a little boy with big eyes and a snotty nose.
- Franklin has some new tricks up his snotty, drool drenched sleeve…
- He was really lanky and scrawny but other than that he looked perfectly normal, other than the snotty business around his nose area.
- Add to the mix my head, snotty and sore, and you have the makings of a pretty pathetic day for myself… and anyone else who dares to be near me.
- Then he planted a big sloppy, snotty, wet kiss on my mouth and rubbed his nose back and forth on mine.
- Of course, it could be because Franklin has a particularly snotty nose at the moment.
- Another snotty cold is just what I needed right now.
- Fever and chills, a hacking cough, snotty tissues, and discarded cups of tea are all that remain here for the moment.
- I belong to a generation who had our tonsils removed for recurrent snotty noses.
- While it's in there it should also learn how to wipe it's snotty nose, sleep through the night, and how to fix mama a hot dog.
- And after last night, with her crying those huge, snotty tears over Constantine, she has to be gone.
- The frightful cold permeates every layer - no matter how many layers you may be wearing - and hangs off the nose in snotty icicle drips.
- The obvious signs and symptoms are snotty noses, ear infections, stomach aches, and headaches.
- It feels really odd to be sneezing and snotty and reaching for the Kleenex when the swallows are arcing through a cloudless sky…
- Dante had a really snotty nose yesterday which was pretty gross.
Synonyms contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, sneering, snide, scathing, disparaging, negative, unenthusiastic, offhand, perfunctory 2Having or showing a superior or conceited attitude. Example sentencesExamples - Being a bit snotty, I then asked the teacher if we really need to respect all of our elders, because to some degree respect must be earned.
- The narrator, as snotty teenagers tend to be, is terribly embarrassed by this until his father's cousin tells him why his father is so attached to clowning around.
- I've wanted to speak at a graduation since I left my snotty high school, with its inane rule about needing good grades to address the class.
- Her son Bobby is a snotty workaholic who is conveniently too busy to deal with anything on an emotional level.
- This year, I am not going to be irritated by snotty comments.
- I know it's great fun for people to get all snotty and snide over things about which they apparently know nothing.
- The attractive part of the vocal delivery is the tone, the snotty sneer with which nearly every line is delivered.
- Liz, we've never heard of you either, but allow us to offer you some advice: If you're going to be snotty, at least make some effort at getting the facts right.
- I was going to snort and say something snotty, but there was something pathetic about the way she said ‘too’ that made me reconsider.
- I don't mean that to sound snotty, I really do believe it.
- If I'd finished University and attained my degree, I like to imagine that I wouldn't be quite so snotty about waving it around.
- Then she gave ma a snotty look before she flounced off.
- My snotty friends, laughed at me so hard and questioned me at length about how I could be seen walking around with such a loser, that I told him that I didn't want to see him anymore.
- But here's the view from the other side, from someone who's smarter, and to my chagrin, better at snotty remarks, than me.
- She went to places away from snotty cheerleaders and selfish little princesses that dominated the population of high school.
- They're young, loud and man, are they ever snotty.
- The receptionists are still snotty cows though.
- Go read the whole thing for the snotty tone; note here that he manages not to understand the powers of several major characters.
- Having said which, I am just as self-conscious about this sort of thing as the next person; and just as prone to making unjustifiably snotty comments as the next person to them.
- So we're in the kitchen doing our thing when this woman comes in and says in her snotty way, ‘Are you the caterers?’
Synonyms haughty, conceited, hubristic, self-important, opinionated, egotistic, full of oneself, superior
Derivatives adverb informal Thankfully there were no other people in the room to be snottily disdainful, but Naomi looked a little taken aback. Example sentencesExamples - I got told very snottily to wait, when I asked why, and why I was being kept from patrol duties there wasn't a proper answer so I got on with the job I'm paid to do.
- ‘You're welcome,’ I responded just as snottily.
- She looked snottily at me, then went back to talk to the dark-haired boy.
- ‘Yes, I have for your information, but I'd rather not,’ she replied, snottily.
noun informal That's merely amusing in its snottiness but this is despicable. Example sentencesExamples - Or would it create another level of snottiness and exclude people with innate talent who shunned school in favor of experimentation?
- You don't get extra points for snottiness, Will.
- In fact, she did feel like a particularly snotty principal of a particularly snotty school and if snottiness was the only way to get the message across, so be it.
- He encountered a bit of snottiness, didn't he, because of his Yorkshire accent?
Rhymes dotty, grotty, hottie, knotty, Lanzarote, Lottie, Pavarotti, potty, Scottie, spotty, totty, yachtie, zloty Definition of snotty in US English: snottyadjectiveˈsnädēˈsnɑdi informal 1Full of or covered with nasal mucus. Example sentencesExamples - While it's in there it should also learn how to wipe it's snotty nose, sleep through the night, and how to fix mama a hot dog.
- Their snotty noses run, they put everything in their mouths, and they get secretions on their hands and contaminate whatever they touch.
- Franklin has some new tricks up his snotty, drool drenched sleeve…
- Then he planted a big sloppy, snotty, wet kiss on my mouth and rubbed his nose back and forth on mine.
- Dante had a really snotty nose yesterday which was pretty gross.
- It feels really odd to be sneezing and snotty and reaching for the Kleenex when the swallows are arcing through a cloudless sky…
- Fever and chills, a hacking cough, snotty tissues, and discarded cups of tea are all that remain here for the moment.
- Another snotty cold is just what I needed right now.
- And after last night, with her crying those huge, snotty tears over Constantine, she has to be gone.
- Of course, it could be because Franklin has a particularly snotty nose at the moment.
- The frightful cold permeates every layer - no matter how many layers you may be wearing - and hangs off the nose in snotty icicle drips.
- In other news, I have a box of tissues here that I bought upstairs earlier to help with my snotty nose.
- There was a sharp pain in his back and he turned around to find a little boy with big eyes and a snotty nose.
- I belong to a generation who had our tonsils removed for recurrent snotty noses.
- The obvious signs and symptoms are snotty noses, ear infections, stomach aches, and headaches.
- He was really lanky and scrawny but other than that he looked perfectly normal, other than the snotty business around his nose area.
- Add to the mix my head, snotty and sore, and you have the makings of a pretty pathetic day for myself… and anyone else who dares to be near me.
Synonyms contemptuous, disdainful, scornful, sneering, snide, scathing, disparaging, negative, unenthusiastic, offhand, perfunctory 2Having or showing a superior or conceited attitude. Example sentencesExamples - So we're in the kitchen doing our thing when this woman comes in and says in her snotty way, ‘Are you the caterers?’
- I don't mean that to sound snotty, I really do believe it.
- If I'd finished University and attained my degree, I like to imagine that I wouldn't be quite so snotty about waving it around.
- Being a bit snotty, I then asked the teacher if we really need to respect all of our elders, because to some degree respect must be earned.
- The attractive part of the vocal delivery is the tone, the snotty sneer with which nearly every line is delivered.
- Her son Bobby is a snotty workaholic who is conveniently too busy to deal with anything on an emotional level.
- I've wanted to speak at a graduation since I left my snotty high school, with its inane rule about needing good grades to address the class.
- She went to places away from snotty cheerleaders and selfish little princesses that dominated the population of high school.
- I know it's great fun for people to get all snotty and snide over things about which they apparently know nothing.
- My snotty friends, laughed at me so hard and questioned me at length about how I could be seen walking around with such a loser, that I told him that I didn't want to see him anymore.
- Go read the whole thing for the snotty tone; note here that he manages not to understand the powers of several major characters.
- This year, I am not going to be irritated by snotty comments.
- The narrator, as snotty teenagers tend to be, is terribly embarrassed by this until his father's cousin tells him why his father is so attached to clowning around.
- The receptionists are still snotty cows though.
- But here's the view from the other side, from someone who's smarter, and to my chagrin, better at snotty remarks, than me.
- Having said which, I am just as self-conscious about this sort of thing as the next person; and just as prone to making unjustifiably snotty comments as the next person to them.
- Liz, we've never heard of you either, but allow us to offer you some advice: If you're going to be snotty, at least make some effort at getting the facts right.
- They're young, loud and man, are they ever snotty.
- I was going to snort and say something snotty, but there was something pathetic about the way she said ‘too’ that made me reconsider.
- Then she gave ma a snotty look before she flounced off.
Synonyms haughty, conceited, hubristic, self-important, opinionated, egotistic, full of oneself, superior
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