snooty

Open to the public, they in no way could be considered snooty.

People laughed at me and thought I was really snooty.

I used to think she was just snooty, but it's something else, I'm sure of it now.

So it's a shame that the service is sometimes snooty.

She's in that snooty parking lot, waiting for her man.

She acted snooty, like a whole dancing class at once.

She gave a snooty glance at them and continued walking.

There'd been girls there, lots of them, and all pretty snooty.

That came off sounding a bit more snooty than he intended.

She must have money, though; that's one expensive, snooty town.

It was the perfect place for us: upscale, but not one bit snooty.

"They have things for all price points and there is nothing snooty or elitist about them."

- Not at the moment, she goes, all sort of snooty like.

Comes from being forced through snooty private schools when I was a youngster.

Most of the other girls quickly labeled her snooty and stuck up.

The town, snooty and bourgeois, is worth a look, too.

"Afraid some of your snooty friends wouldn't like to see me?"

They started out as a snooty family standing apart from the crowd in England.

But soon, the Government may not be able to be so snooty.

- 9 months ago The snooty Jackson family can stuff it!

A little snooty for our tastes, but near some good eating options.

"It's really hard to like somebody who has a high snooty factor, and his is top of the scale."

I don't understand why my profession is so snooty about it.

Well quite, what a snooty, superior fuss about nothing this article is.