sniffy's Usage Examples:

30, so the guests stopped drinking, and the staff at Momo got sniffy.

Slow, forgetful and slightly sniffy service, never paying us much attention and having to be reminded to bring drinks and take orders.

Critics in America, tho, have been quite sniffy toward the film.

Will you be so sniffy about old Ramps and Hick then?Pevsner was rather sniffy about the interior, considering the chancel ' truly terrible ' .

But people had been " very sniffy " about women being anywhere near the front line.

sniffy about dahlias, dismissing them as too big, bold and brassy.

Will you be so sniffy about old Ramps and Hick then?His sleeves were rolled up and his sinewy, hairy, red hands with their short fingers deftly turned the ramrod.

Pevsner was rather sniffy about the interior, considering the chancel ' truly terrible '.

ANGELA'S AMAZING DAHLIAS By Sue Lupton SOME gardeners are a bit sniffy about dahlias, dismissing them as too big, bold and brassy.

Jennifer was a little sniffy about the party, unsure that the Tuckers really pass muster.

Synonyms:

prideful, disdainful, proud, supercilious, overbearing, haughty, swaggering, imperious, lordly,

Antonyms:

humble, dejected, respectful, modest, unimpressive,