snob /snob/

1. A person who sets too much value on social standing, wishing to be associated with the upper class and their mores, and treating those viewed as inferior with condescension and contempt
2. Someone having similar pretensions as regards specified tastes, such as wine snob, intellectual snob
3. A shoemaker, shoemaker's apprentice, cobbler (old informal and dialect; Scot snab)
4. A townsman (Cambridge University sl)
5. A person of ordinary or low rank (obsolete)
6. An ostentatious vulgarian (obsolete)
7. A blackleg, scab (obsolete)

snobbˈery noun

1. Snobbishness
2. Snobbish behaviour

snobbˈish adjective

snobbˈishly adverb

snobbˈishness noun

snobbˈism noun

snobbˈy adjective

snobˈling noun

A little snob

snobocˈracy or snobbocˈracy noun

Snobs as a powerful class

snobogˈrapher noun

snobogˈraphy noun

The description of snobs and snobbery

snob value noun

Perceived superior worth deriving from high price or exclusivity

• brim
• brimful
• brim-full
• brimfullness
• brimfullnesses
• brimfulness
• brimfulnesses
• briming
• brimings
• brimless
• brimmed
• brimmer
• brimmers
• brimming
• brim over
• brims
• brimstone
• brimstone butterfly
• brimstones
• brimstony
• brinded
• brindisi
• brindisis
• brindle
• brindled