snotty
/ˈsnɒti
/adjective (snottier, snottiest) informal
1Full of or covered with nasal mucus: a snotty nose...
- 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.
- Dante had a really snotty nose yesterday which was pretty gross.
- Of course, it could be because Franklin has a particularly snotty nose at the moment.
2Having or showing a superior or conceited attitude: a snotty letter...
- 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.
- Go read the whole thing for the snotty tone; note here that he manages not to understand the powers of several major characters.
Derivatives
snottily
- Thankfully there were no other people in the room to be snottily disdainful, but Naomi looked a little taken aback.
- 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.
snottiness
- Or would it create another level of snottiness and exclude people with innate talent who shunned school in favor of experimentation?
- That's merely amusing in its snottiness but this is despicable.
- He encountered a bit of snottiness, didn't he, because of his Yorkshire accent?
Rhymes
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