snootily

People have always been surprised by how old she is because she’s a spry lady prone to snootily huffing when things don’t go her way.

He makes disparaging comments about Joan’s appearance and snootily makes note of her “elastic-topped slacks and . . . T-shirt with a wide-angle print of Old Vienna.”

One snootily rejects the caviar offered to him by an attendant on a private jet.

But while I snootily kept my back turned, the universe of phone accessories has Big Bang-ed its way into something sprawling and significant.

She orders tap water – to annoy the waitress, she says, because she feels she was acting snootily towards us.