snotty

UK
/ˈsnɒti/
US
/ˈsnɑːti/

Translations

snottyadjective
snottier
Comp.
snottiest
Super.
UK
/ˈsnɒti/
US
/ˈsnɑːti/
morveuxSens familier pour quelque chose couvert de morve ou un nez qui coule.
The child had a snotty nose after playing outside in the cold.
L'enfant avait le nez morveux après avoir joué dehors dans le froid.
hautainPour une attitude supérieure ou condescendante.
The snotty waiter looked down on the customers who didn't order expensive wine.
Le serveur hautain méprisait les clients qui ne commandaient pas de vin cher.
Additional translations
prétentieuxSens péjoratif pour une personne au ton supérieur ou snob.
snottynoun
snotties
pl
UK
/ˈsnɒti/
US
/ˈsnɑːti/
Informal noun; used for an ill-mannered or conceited person (especially a child) and, in Royal Navy slang, for a midshipman.
morveuxFamilier, pour désigner un enfant ou une personne insolente.
The playground was full of snotties who wouldn’t share their toys.
La cour de récréation était pleine de morveux qui ne voulaient pas partager leurs jouets.
Additional translations
aspirantArgot de la Royal Navy pour un midshipman.

Definitions

snottyadjective
Having or showing a superior or conceited attitude.
The snotty waiter looked down on the customers who didn't order expensive wine.
Covered with or resembling nasal mucus.
The child had a snotty nose after playing outside in the cold.
snottynoun
A rude or conceited person, especially a child.
The playground was full of snotties who wouldn’t share their toys.
(Royal Navy slang) A midshipman.
The captain ordered the snotty to bring the ship’s log.