Similar words: get stuck, buck up, pluck up, stuck with, tuck, back up, pack up, cock up. Meaning: adj. (used colloquially) overly conceited or arrogant.
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1. His wife was a bit stuck-up.
2. We thought his wife was stuck-up.
3. Too stuck-up, considering what she was.
4. I can't stand her - she's so stuck-up.
5. Daughter Amanda is more stuck-up than a chimney sweep's brush.
6. Tanya is so stuck-up. She won't go out with anyone who went to a state college.
7. She says he has become conceited and stuck-up .
8. She thinks handsome men are usually stuck-up.
9. Oh great, she probably thinks I'm stuck-up.
10. He has no reason to be so stuck-up.
11. I thought he would probably be stuck-up.
12. Look like some stuck-up rich folks.
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13. I hope they don't think I am stuck-up.
14. I wish you wouldn't act so stuck-up.
15. There's nothing stuck-up about the great English wild flower.
16. Alicia is stuck-up ever since she went to college.
17. The new girl at school seems stuck-up, but I think she is just a little shy .
18. Today, I decided to mock a few stuck-up runners by effortlessly jumping over the track hurdles.
19. English girls. They are stuck-up. You see. And I am primarily attractive to girls who are, you know, cooler, game for a laugh. Like American girls.
20. Cold fish, Old sourpuss, stuck-up spinster. I could still remember all the nicknames of me before Rick came into my life.
21. She was a famous actress, but she wasn't a bit stuck-up.
22. The irony was that those who had observed it had considered her spoiled and stuck-up.
23. She liked to show a matey interest in things, be one of the boys, prove she wasn't stuck-up and so on.
24. The children who go to that school are a bit stuck-up.
25. I never really like her - she was always a bit stuck-up and condescending.
26. We're betting any aspiring artist will take that deal over three years of putting up with stuck-up assholes at art schools.
27. But by about 100 years ago, if you said someone was dapper, it would mean that they were overly concerned with their appearance,[sentencedict.com] they were perhaps a little stuck-up.
28. Belgians, in turn, consider the Dutch to be a bunch of cranky assholes, and French stuck-up.
29. Jessie's e-mail reply has given rise to a barrage of complaint, with memories of her earlier stuck-up posture still fresh in clients' minds.
30. I'm sure you wouldn't like me taking one glance at you and thinking you conceited and stuck-up , eh?