Meaning of snottery | Babel Free
Definitions
- Full of snot or phlegm; snotty.
- Resembling or characteristic of snot.
- Presumptuous and demanding.
Examples
“She didn't care about her snottery nose.”
“"We are about to enter⟳ a slavering, snottery, gnashing, bloody, excremental, universal madness, dear boy," he said gently.”
“It ate with a kind of baleful indifference, its wet⟳, snottery trunk curling out mechanically to take⟳ the food through the bars.”
“She made a witty comment⟳ about tissues: at least it wasnt a snottery tissue like⟳ how some people leave⟳ their snottery tissues on the baize.”
“A mistake⟳ in the kitchen one day, and while the rest⟳ of the household sup on the golden broth of a cockerel, out comes a bowl of thin, snottery gruel for Mhairi.”
“The old man sucked at his pipe, a great snottery, gurgling sound⟳, and tamped down the black, oily tobacco with a horny forefinger, keeping up the suspense like⟳ the consummate showman that he was.”
“I heard him laugh⟳, a deep, snottery rumble, familiarly full of phlegm and juvenile amusement.”
“"You are in an unco' hurry⟳," she replied, getting nettled, as she filled a glass. "It doesna' do to be so snottery as a' that."”
“She still thought that, in a way, but she'd tell⟳ me in any case. I was, she explained, a snottery, two-faced wee shite.”
“Una is turned into a right snottery wee brat, and she will need⟳ to mind⟳ her step.”
CEFR level
B2
Upper Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B2 vocabulary — upper intermediate level.
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