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Traditional English :: uppity
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uppity.html - adj.
colloq. uppish, snobbish. [fanciful f. UP] |
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Traditional English :: uppity
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uppity.html - adj.
colloq. uppish, snobbish. [fanciful f. UP] |
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Traditional English :: uppish
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uppity.html - adj. esp. Brit. colloq. self-assertive or arrogant. uppishly adv. uppishness n. |
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Traditional English :: uppity
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uppity.html - adj.
colloq. uppish, snobbish. [fanciful f. UP] |
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English Idioms :: upper
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uppity.html - See: KEEP A STIFF UPPER LIP, ON ONE'S UPPERS. |
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English Idioms :: upper crust
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uppity.html - {n.}, {informal} The richest, most famous, or important people in a certain place; the highest class. * /It is a school that only the children of the upper crust can afford./ |
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