Proud, haughty.

Proud, haughty, arrogant; headstrong, wilful, obstinate. Obsolete.

Having a high opinion of one's own worth or importance; proud, haughty; insolent, arrogant; (also) headstrong, rebellious. Obsolete.

Overweening, arrogant, presumptuous, overbearing.

Proud, disdainful, haughty, arrogant, overbearing; offensively contemptuous of the rights or feelings of others. Said of the powerful, rich, or…

Of a person or animal: insolent in triumph or prosperity; having no regard for justice, propriety, or the feelings or rights of others; reckless…

Of a person: having a high or inflated opinion of his or her own abilities, importance, etc.; presumptuous, excessively self-confident, or…

Arrogant, proud. Cf. angard, n.

= surquidous, adj.

Of a person, or a person's character, behaviour, etc. Haughty, arrogant, imperious. Obsolete.

Assuming or affecting a commanding character or manner; domineering, imperious. Obsolete.

Proud, overbearing, insolent. Now rare (archaic in later use).

Presumptuous, arrogant.

= surquidous, adj.

Of a person: swaggering; given to ruffling (ruffle, v.2 2a).

That controls (in various senses). Formerly: †censorious, overbearing.

Insolent, arrogant, self-confident. Obsolete.

Strutting, swaggering; insolent; cocky. Obsolete.

= superbious, adj.

Blustering, bold, proud, saucy.

Having a blustering or insolent air of superiority; characteristic of a swaggerer.

Extremely arrogant.

That claims a right, power, quality, etc., falsely or without justification; presumptuous, arrogant. Now rare.

Acting in a manner characteristic of Pyrgopolinices; swaggering, hectoring.

Involving, characterized by, or tending to the use of power or authority without regard for others; imperious, autocratic; overbearing. Cf. high, adj.…

Self-assertive, arrogant.

on the high horse; arrogant; see horse, n. 23b.

= dictatorial, adj. (in various senses).

Scottish. Rude, insolent; cf. bardy, n. Obsolete.

Expressing or characterized by self-assumption; arrogant, presumptuous. Cf. assuming, adj.

Insolent, overbearing; proud, arrogant.

†(a) Arrogant, choleric. (b) Ready to take ‘huff’ or offence; touchy, pettish.

Characteristic of or resembling a dictator; of the nature of or characterized by dictation; inclined to dictate or prescribe the actions of others…

(a) Arrogant, insolent. (b) Petulant.

Headstrong, arrogant. dialect.

Arrogant; overbearing, superior. Cf. to mount (also ride) the high horse at horse, n. 23b.

Characterized by braggadocio; boastful, arrogant.

colloquial. Overbearing; insolent.

that expresses or is characterized by the phrase ‘you be damned’; defiantly indifferent or independent.