a statement, speech, that one is or can do better, is richer etc than others
brag; source of pride
fashionable
fashionable
(from French) of very high quality, standard of comfort etc
superior, plush
aesthetic
nice, refined
not willing to admit members or mix with others considered to be inferior in social position, education etc
unshared, restricted
costing a great deal of money, people, effort etc
high-priced
following the latest fashion; used, visited, by many people
stylish, up-to-date
being flamboyant
exhibitionism, flashiness
brightly coloured and decorated; (of a person, behaviour, writing style etc) very energetic, lively etc
extravagant, theatrical
at home, present at work etc
fashionable
an exaggerated display of wealth, skill etc to get admiration or envy
exhibitionism, flashiness
elegant and smart (and intended to impress people)
luxurious, upper-class
claiming (without justification) great ability, qualities or importance
snobbish, conceited
attracting attention because (too) colourful, bright etc
flamboyant, flashy
to ignore, treat rudely, (a person)
give someone the cold shoulder
a piece of wood or metal used in a building etc to strengthen it; to walk in a proud, self-important way
walk pompously
having good style; fashionable
fashionable
looking expensive
luxurious, splendid
(to walk in) a self-important manner
show off; walk pompously
(to cause something) to move through the air with a hissing or brushing sound
fashionable, elegant
following the latest fashion
in fashion, style
