Sentence examples for the snotty from inspiring English sources
adjective
Running or dirtied with snot.
Who can blame the snotty high schoolers?
"Unnecessary" was the snotty opinion of the MCC diarist.
I'm the "snotty" one in my relationship, so you've come to the right place.
So you have all the snotty stuff that regular Americans won't understand".
It's not the snotty infant cousins who are of interest, but the chief bridesmaid.
Frinton has always been the snotty neighbour of Clacton-on-Sea.
So, too, did a low-key background far removed from the snotty-nosed entitlement which has so undermined golf.
If I could hand her a stack of books to help her through the snotty-tissue stage, these are the ones I would choose.
In this case, Aladdin's genie is the son of the Dragon King, a boy with "the snottiest nose you ever did see!" As long as he is fed shrimp soup, he grants his keeper's every wish.
Joe Ribustello, who ran the mortuary next door, was suspicious of the "snotty-nosed kid from Westchester," until he learned he was Joe's nephew.
The village is real enough -- the snotty-nosed children, the cow dung, the goats and the day to day life -- but in general the costumes are not.
