- snubby
- snub•by[[t]ˈsnʌb i[/t]] adj. -bi•er, -bi•est1) somewhat snub, as the nose2) tending to snub people•Etymology: 1820–30 snub′bi•ness, n.
From formal English to slang. 2014.
snubby
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snubby — [snub′ē] adj. snubbier, snubbiest 1. turned up; snub 2. tending to snub or slight … English World dictionary
snubby — bē, bi adjective ( er/ est) 1. a. : snub a snubby nose b. : snub nosed an impudent, vulgar, snubby little face Aldous Huxley … Useful english dictionary
snubby — snubbiness, n. /snub ee/, adj., snubbier, snubbiest. 1. somewhat snub, as the nose. 2. short and thick or wide; stubby; stumpy: snubby fingers. 3. tending to snub people. [1820 30; SNUB + Y1] * * * … Universalium
snubby — adjective Date: 1779 1. snub nosed 2. snub • snubbiness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
snubby — snub … Dictionary of ichthyology
snubby — adj. stubby, stumpy; contemptuous; snobby … English contemporary dictionary
snubby — snub·by … English syllables
snubby — /ˈsnʌbi/ (say snubee) adjective (snubbier, snubbiest) 1. somewhat snub, as the nose. 2. tending to snub people. {snub + b + y1} …
snub´bi|ness — snub|by «SNUHB ee», adjective, bi|er, bi|est. 1. short and turned up at the tip; snub: »a snubby nose. 2. short and thick; stubby: »a snubby pencil point … Useful english dictionary
snub|by — «SNUHB ee», adjective, bi|er, bi|est. 1. short and turned up at the tip; snub: »a snubby nose. 2. short and thick; stubby: »a snubby pencil point … Useful english dictionary
