Usually means: Rude or arrogant; disdainfully haughty.
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  1. snotty-nosed: Merriam-Webster
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  3. snotty-nosed, snotty-nosed: Collins English Dictionary
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  1. snotty-nosed: Green’s Dictionary of Slang
  2. snotty-nosed: Urban Dictionary

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▸ adjective:  Alternative spelling of snot-nosed [(idiomatic) Young and arrogant or conceited.]

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insolent, impudent, flip, disrespectful, snotnosed, snot-nose, snot-nosed, Snooty, slick as snot, snaggy, more...

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insolent, impudent, flip, disrespectful, snotnosed, snot-nose, snot-nosed, Snooty, slick as snot, snaggy, more...



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