- to a pretentious,
highfalutin phrase used by a
person in
order to
sound snobbish. The term
derives from snob + -ative,
modelled upon
comparatives and superlatives...
-
stage and
television actress best
known for her role as the
insufferably snobbish, "blue-blooded Bostonian" Mrs.
Margaret Drysdale in the
sitcom The Beverly...
- of the po****r ITV
drama May
Contain Nuts in
which she pla**** Ffion, a
snobbish suburban mother.
Berrington also pla**** Nicola, a nurse, in the BBC Two...
- television,
radio and
stage actress. She is best
known for her
portrayal of the
snobbish TV
announcer in
Victoria Wood: As Seen on TV and of Bev
Unwin in Coronation...
- Walter's
characterisation changed after reader backlash and made him a
snobbish rich boy foil to his enemies.
Walter Brown first appeared in
issue 577...
-
upmarket housing estate in
Hampton Wick.
Their arrival horrifies their snobbish neighbour Jeffrey Fourmile, a middle-class
estate agent who
fears the Ropers'...
- New York City
socialite and a
comical overachiever who
possesses both
snobbish and
sensitive sides. Due to her
position as
queen bee of Manhattan's social...
- Jane Bennet. He
inherited a
fortune of £100,000.
Caroline Bingley – the
snobbish sister of
Charles Bingley, with a
fortune of £20,000. She
harbours designs...
-
widespread recognition and
acclaim with her
portrayal of Maya Sarabhai, a
snobbish socialite in the cult
sitcom Sarabhai vs
Sarabhai (2004–2006). Her other...
- valiant, hardworking,
honest youth; the
noble mysterious stranger; the
snobbish youth; and the evil,
greedy squire. In the 1870s, Alger's
fiction was growing...
