muffy
- adjective
- /ˈmʌfi/
- Offensive
- The party had a muffy vibe, with guests showing off designer clothes and exclusive invitations.
Examples
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Locals found her muffy comments about the small town both rude and out of place.
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His muffy attitude made it hard for him to connect with people from different backgrounds.
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Her outfit was so muffy that it turned heads at the party.
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I find his muffy attitude quite off-putting.
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His muffy attitude made it hard for him to connect with people from different backgrounds.
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The party had a muffy vibe, with guests showing off designer clothes and exclusive invitations.
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Locals found her muffy comments about the small town both rude and out of place.
Synonyms
Trying to seem more important or clever than you really are
Acting as if you are better than other people
A person who thinks they are better than other people and looks down on them
Acting like you are better than other people because of their money or clothes
Acting as if you are better than other people
Acting as if you are rich or high class
Showing the attitude of a rich person who thinks they are better than others
Very fancy in a way that shows you think you are better than others
Acting like a rich person to seem important
Acting like you are better than other people
Having very polite, fancy manners that seem fake and snobbish
Showing off and acting more important than others
Someone who shows educated, serious tastes in art or books and seems a bit proud
Antonyms
How Snobbish
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Muffy for a snobby person probably comes from the fashion item muff, a soft fur 'hand-warmer', and from the name Muffy used in stories for rich, preppy girls. So calling someone muffy gives the image of a well-dressed, exclusive person, which explains the meaning 'pretentiously fashionable'.