snotty
Vulgar. of or relating to snot.
Informal. snobbish; arrogant; supercilious: a snotty kid.
Origin of snotty
1Other words from snotty
- snot·ti·ly, adverb
- snot·ti·ness, noun
Words Nearby snotty
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How to use snotty in a sentence
Instead of gathering with family, we spent Christmas at home with snotty noses, fevers, no appetites, and a very tired mama.
My Toddlers Already Had COVID-19. I'm Still Getting Them Vaccinated Right Away | Katelyn Jetelina | June 18, 2022 | TimeHowever, by 1.30 I was free and went ashore with another snotty.
From Snotty to Sub | Wolstan Beaumont Charles Weld Forester"After you with the deck watch," I said to the snotty who was using it.
From Snotty to Sub | Wolstan Beaumont Charles Weld ForesterTea in the gunroom followed, after which the Senior snotty showed me round the ship.
From Snotty to Sub | Wolstan Beaumont Charles Weld ForesterYou ought to been name snotty wid your mouth all de time lookin like you ain' hear tell of no pocket rag.
British Dictionary definitions for snotty
/ (ˈsnɒtɪ) considered vulgar /
dirty with nasal discharge
slang contemptible; nasty
snobbish; conceited
Derived forms of snotty
- snottily, adverb
- snottiness, noun
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