History
History
Synonyms
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US
Meaning:
arrogant

behaving in a proud, superior way; (of behaviour etc) showing too much pride in oneself and too little thought for others

having exaggerated self-opinion

bluff

(of a person, behaviour) rough but honest and kind

abrupt

brief

a summary of the facts of a law case prepared for a barrister

short, compressed

briefs

women's pants without legs, held in position by an elastic waistband

short, compressed

brusque

(of speech or behaviour) rough, impolite and abrupt

curt, surly

contemptuous

showing contempt

arrogant, insolent

crusty

having a crust

irritable, often due to old age

curt

(of a speaker, voice, person's manner etc) quick, impolite and bad-tempered

abrupt, rude

gruff

(of a person, voice, behaviour) rough and abrupt

bad-tempered, rude

snobbish

if, like, a snob

stuck-up, conceited

stuck-up

conceited; too proud

snobbish

tart

very sour; unpleasant and hurting people's feelings; a piece of pastry with fruit or jam on it; a girl or woman of immoral character

bitter, sour in taste or effect

SNIPPY as in Wiktionary
SNIPPY as in Wikipedia