highty-tighty

[hahy-tee-tahy-tee]

adjective, noun

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Examples from the Web for highty-tighty

Highty-tighty, says I, who's Mrs. Bertram that she should look down on us in this fashion?
The Honorable Miss
L. T. Meade
And she's helpful about the house for such a young cretur, and she's not a bit forth-putting or highty-tighty.
A Little Country Girl
Susan Coolidge
Patty's kind o' flighty, isn't she, and cracked on the men, although you wouldn't think it from her highty-tighty manner.
Concerning Sally
William John Hopkins
And now you see what she is—hands off, highty-tighty, high and mighty, an empress couldn't be grander.
The History of Henry Esmond, Esq.
W. M. Thackeray
But I guess ther won't be no dancin' nor highty-tighty dewin's.
The Wit and Humor of America, Volume IX (of X)
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