snoot
/snut/
verb
- To treat someone with disdain or as if they are inferior.
- The popular kids snooted the new student on the first day of school.
- He snooted his old friends after he got a promotion and moved to a better neighborhood.
- I hate how some people snoot others for not knowing the latest fashion trends.
noun
- A person who thinks they are better than others, especially in matters of taste or intelligence.
- The art gallery was full of snoots who looked down on anyone wearing casual clothes.
- She's such a snoot about movies, refusing to watch anything that isn't foreign or black-and-white.
- Don't be a snoot just because you went to a fancy school.
- The nose or snout of an animal, especially a dog or pig.
- The dog pushed its wet snoot against my hand, asking for a treat.
- The puppy's tiny snoot twitched as it sniffed the flowers.
- The pig's snoot was covered in mud after rooting around in the field.