what does it mean to be stuck up

Being “stuck up” means someone acts like they are better than other people, in a proud, unfriendly, or snobbish way.

Core meaning

• The phrase usually describes a person who is snobbish , conceited, or haughty, behaving as if they are more important or superior to others.

• It often implies they are proud and unfriendly, looking down on people they think are “below” them.

How it shows up in behavior

Common signs someone is called “stuck up” include:

• Ignoring or refusing to talk to people they see as less important or less “cool.”

• Acting overly proud of status, money, looks, or achievements and making others feel small.

• Using a cold tone, dismissive comments, or “better than you” body language in social situations.

Other meanings and notes

• In a different, more literal sense, “stuck up” can also mean something is jammed and cannot move (for example, a machine part being stuck).

• The term is informal and usually negative, so using it about someone shows disapproval of their attitude.

TL;DR: To be “stuck up” is to come across as arrogant, snobbish, and too proud, as if you think you are above everyone else.

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