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Definition of stuck-up in English: stuck-upadjective stʌkˈʌpˈˌstək ˈəp informal Staying aloof from others because one thinks one is superior. 〈非正式〉高傲自大的，自命不凡的 ‘Stuck-up snob,’ Grandpa used to whisper she liked to prove she wasn't stuck-up Example sentencesExamples - She looked haughty and stuck-up, her face disdainful as she looked down at me.
- We're a bunch of stuck-up Poms who fancy our chances.
- Couldn't they see he was a rich, snobby, stuck-up scum?
- He was another of the horrible rich types that are so stuck-up and snobbish that they only care about themselves.
- She was only fifty-six and was stuck-up, snobby and prissy and disliked most everyone in the group.
- ‘Kids had boards that were monsters, nine feet tall, and the judges were real stuck-up,’ he said.
- And with the stuck-up snobs corralled up on the third floor landing, I skipped my way down the stairs, almost singing to myself.
- Nate is just a stuck-up, snobby, jerk, who only likes all those popular cheerleading type girls.
- Hunter was confident, so much so that a lot of people thought he was a stuck-up snob.
- When it comes to self-confidence, we're not talking about being stuck-up or assuming you're always in the right.
- She was considered by most to be a quiet, stuck-up snob.
- I'm not stereotyping you as a stuffy, stuck-up, arrogant noble or anything.
- She was stuck-up, snobby; there was no other word for it.
- We called them stuck-up snobs, and they called us lowdown hicks.
- Rene replied with a look that was much more disdainful and stuck-up than she had intended, and walked quickly out the door.
- Forget the image of stuck-up snobs looking down their noses at the novice.
- It's great you won a prize - as long as you're not acting stuck-up, boasting about it or hanging with the teacher.
- But the stupid image has one scary point, besides looking too stuck-up.
- They always gave that stuck-up, snooty look to old technical teachers like me.
- So of course, everyone on the O'Neil side is under the impression the I'm a stuck-up snob who wants nothing to do with them.
Synonyms conceited, proud, arrogant, haughty, condescending, disdainful, patronizing, snobbish, snobby, supercilious, imperious, above oneself, self-important, overweening, lordly informal high and mighty, snooty, uppity, uppish, big-headed, swollen-headed, hoity-toity, la-di-da, too big for one's boots British informal toffee-nosed, posh literary vainglorious
Rhymescup, grown-up, pup, scup, straight-up, summing-up, sup, totting-up, two-up, up, washing-up Definition of stuck-up in US English: stuck-upadjectiveˈˌstək ˈəpˈˌstək ˈəp informal Staying aloof from others because one thinks one is superior. 〈非正式〉高傲自大的，自命不凡的 “Stuck-up snob,” Grandpa used to whisper she liked to prove she wasn't stuck-up Example sentencesExamples - It's great you won a prize - as long as you're not acting stuck-up, boasting about it or hanging with the teacher.
- We're a bunch of stuck-up Poms who fancy our chances.
- She was considered by most to be a quiet, stuck-up snob.
- Forget the image of stuck-up snobs looking down their noses at the novice.
- Couldn't they see he was a rich, snobby, stuck-up scum?
- When it comes to self-confidence, we're not talking about being stuck-up or assuming you're always in the right.
- Nate is just a stuck-up, snobby, jerk, who only likes all those popular cheerleading type girls.
- They always gave that stuck-up, snooty look to old technical teachers like me.
- Rene replied with a look that was much more disdainful and stuck-up than she had intended, and walked quickly out the door.
- And with the stuck-up snobs corralled up on the third floor landing, I skipped my way down the stairs, almost singing to myself.
- But the stupid image has one scary point, besides looking too stuck-up.
- Hunter was confident, so much so that a lot of people thought he was a stuck-up snob.
- ‘Kids had boards that were monsters, nine feet tall, and the judges were real stuck-up,’ he said.
- So of course, everyone on the O'Neil side is under the impression the I'm a stuck-up snob who wants nothing to do with them.
- We called them stuck-up snobs, and they called us lowdown hicks.
- She was only fifty-six and was stuck-up, snobby and prissy and disliked most everyone in the group.
- I'm not stereotyping you as a stuffy, stuck-up, arrogant noble or anything.
- He was another of the horrible rich types that are so stuck-up and snobbish that they only care about themselves.
- She looked haughty and stuck-up, her face disdainful as she looked down at me.
- She was stuck-up, snobby; there was no other word for it.
Synonyms conceited, proud, arrogant, haughty, condescending, disdainful, patronizing, snobbish, snobby, supercilious, imperious, above oneself, self-important, overweening, lordly
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