prig

She had not wanted the others to think her a prig.

Her husband must have been a prig or a fool.

He's the only one who can keep that Austrian prig in his place.

It's hard to write this without sounding like a prig.

Each of them thought the other a terribly stiff prig.

Even if I want to knock him into the wall occasionally for being a little prig.

One woman who had watched the performance told me I was a prig."

If she said anything else she would sound like a prig.

I've never been quite sure what a prig was.

Oh that they had driven away the prigs, and left the pigs!

She must have sounded like a little prig; no wonder he'd laughed!

Sometimes, he could just thank the gods that Logan was a known prig.

Call me a snobbish prig and let it go at that.

Unconsciously to become a prig is an easy and a fatal thing.

Take care you don't become a prig sometimes you're too good to be true."

But it shouldn't make you such a prig, to boot.

I used to be such a smug little prig.

The other members of the household all see that he is a prig and a hypocrite.

It sounds to me as if the fellow was a prig - not to say a bit of a cad.

"You are in danger of becoming the greatest prig that ever lived," she said.

And she has decided that young Thompson is a self-important prig.

And why this particular little prig of a sociologist?

Most of us would much rather have you aboard than that prig Hoffman."

Geez, when had she turned into such a judgmental prig?

Isabella can very easily come across as a prig.

"to prig", to ride.