slobbish
- adjective
- /ˈslɑːbɪʃ/
- Offensive
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- She disliked her roommate's slobbish habits, especially leaving dirty dishes everywhere.
Examples
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His slobbish behavior at the party surprised everyone.
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The manager warned the staff not to act in a slobbish manner in front of customers.
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His slobbish behavior at the party made everyone uncomfortable.
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Don't be so slobbish during dinner!
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His slobbish behavior at the dinner party shocked the guests.
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She found his slobbish taste in clothes very off-putting.
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The slobbish way he spoke to his parents was unacceptable.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not polite or showing little respect for others
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7.1
Rude and not showing respect to other people
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8.2
Being rude and not caring about other people's feelings or manners
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9.6
Having a rude, arrogant attitude often used to describe a child
6
7.9
Talking a lot in a rude or disrespectful way
5
3.9
Rude and impolite in how someone talks or acts
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9.9
Rude and unkind in a way that annoys other people
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8.2
Clumsy and rude in the way someone moves or acts
1
8.3
Being rude with loud, rough manners
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8.2
A person, often a child, who is rude and acts as if better than others
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6.3
Not polite and often rude to others
1
9.9
Very rude and greedy in behavior, like a pig
1
8.5
Being rude and mean to other people
1
8.8
A person who is always messy and does not clean up
Showing bad manners that make others uncomfortable
Antonyms
How Rude
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Slobbish comes from the word slob plus the ending -ish, so it literally means 'like a slob'. A slob is an impolite, careless person, so slobbish describes rude or coarse behaviour.