Crossword Clue: Name-dropper, perhaps
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- __ appeal
- ___ appeal
- Beer ___ (tavern pontificator)
- Beer or wine "expert"
- Belittling sort
- Arrogant one
- Arrogant person
- Arrogant sort
- Better-than-you type
- Arty type, maybe
- Affected type
- Dude with a 'tude
- Boston Brahmin.
- Brahmin
- Hoi polloi disdainer
- Hoity-toity hoi polloi annoyer
- Hoity-toity one
- Hoity-toity person.
- Hoity-toity person
- Hoity-toity sort
- Hoity-toity type
- Holier-than-thou sort
- Holier-than-thou type
- Certain kind of appeal
- Fawner
- Fawning admirer
- Conceited one
- Conceited person
- Conceited sort
- Condescender
- Condescending connoisseur
- Condescending expert
- Condescending one
- Condescending person
- Condescending sort
- Condescending type
- Contemptuous connoisseur
- Elitist, in a way
- Elitist sort
- Elitist
- Hard-to-approach sort
- Hard-to-approach type, perhaps
- Hardly the hoi polloi type
- Disdain ... rank ... high-hat
- Disdainful sort
- Disdainful upperclassman?
- Disdaining one
- Haughty individual
- Haughty one
- Haughty person
- Haughty sort
- Haughty type
- Class conscious one
- Class-conscious person
- Class-conscious type?
- "I'm better than you" sort
- ''I'm better than you'' sort
- "I'm better than you" type of person
- I'm-better-than-you type
- Classist type
- Cricketlike game
- "He who meanly admires mean things," per Thackeray
- Climber of a sort
- Climber, of a sort
- Clique member, often
- Exclusive one.
- Exclusive one
- For whom nothing's good enough
- Cocktail party irritant
- Downlooker
- Indie music fan, stereotypically
- Individual with social insecurity
- Judger of taste
- Judgment passer, perhaps
- High-and-mighty person
- High-and-mighty sort
- High-and-mighty type
- High-hat person
- High-hat
- High-hatter
- Highbrow, perhaps
- Highbrow person
- Highbrow
- Highfalutin person
- Highfalutin sort
- Highfalutin type
- Stiff neck
- Pissing contest participant
- Nothing's good enough for him
- Many an egotist
- Kin of a social climber.
- Kind of appeal
- Stuck up one
- Stuck-up one
- Stuck-up person
- Stuck up sort
- Stuck-up sort
- Kind of wine drinker who might remark "I'm getting hints of unripened banana"
- Someone who only watches Swedish cinema and eats grass-fed beef, probably
- Someone who's snooty
- Someone whose taste is obviously so much better than yours, duh
- Stuffed shirt
- Vinyl collector, stereotypically
- Wine __
- Wine ___ (oenophile, often)
- Wine ___
- Wine or beer "expert"
- Kitsch deplorer
- Vulgarian
- Sort of elitist
- La-di-da sort
- Name-dropper
- Name-dropper, maybe
- Name-dropper, often
- Name-dropper, perhaps
- Name-dropping sort
- Lah-di-dah type
- Pompous one
- Pooh-pooher of the provincial
- Popinjay
- Parvenu
- One for whom nothing's good enough
- One for whom social status matters
- Look-down-one's-nose type
- One frequently looking down
- Patronizing one
- Patronizing pain
- Patronizing person
- Posturing person
- Posturing type
- One lacking noblesse oblige
- One looking down on others
- One looking down on the "little people"
- One looking down on you?
- Lordly one
- Record-store clerk, stereotypically
- One never stooping
- One not associating with the likes of you?
- One not socializing much with hoi polloi
- One often looking down?
- One often looking down
- One on a high horse
- One overcome with his own importance.
- One pretending social importance
- One putting on airs
- One quick to pass judgment
- Relative of the social climber.
- One who feels socially superior
- One who looks down a lot?
- One who looks down on lowbrow culture
- One who "meanly admires mean things," per Thackeray
- One who mocks the masses, say
- Persnickety one
- Persnickety sort
- One who's always looking down
- One who's beyond picky
- One whose nose is in the air
- One whose opinions are better than yours
- Person looking down their nose
- One with a nose in the air
- Person putting on airs
- One with a superiority complex
- One with a turned-up nose
- Person who acts superior
- One with her nose in the air
- One with highbrow tastes, probably
- Person who looks down on others
- One with "superior" taste
- Pretentious one
- Pretentious person
- Pretentious sort
- Pretentious type
- Person with social pretensions
- Prig
- Phony
- Nose-in-air sort
- Nose-in-air type
- Nose-in-the-air sort
- Nose-in-the-air type
- Reverse ___ (one who shuns social standing)
- "The Would-be-Gentleman."
- Supercilious one
- Supercilious person
- Supercilious sort
- Supercilious soul
- "Superior" one
- Superior sort?
- Superior sort
- Type of appeal
- Would-be socialite
- Thurston Howell III type
- Thurston Howell type
- Standoffish person
- Unpleasant person
- Start to appeal?
- Uppity one
- Uppity person
- Uppity sort
- Uppity type
- Upstart
- Smug expert
- Smug one
- Smugly superior person
- Smugly superior type
- Selective socializer, perhaps
- Self-appointed expert
- Sniffish sort
- Self-important one
- Self-important type
- Snob
- Self-styled superior
- Snoot
- Snooty fellow
- Snooty one
- Snooty person
- Snooty sort
- Snooty type
- Toffee-nosed type
- Stereotyped Beverly Hills resident
- Stereotypical "Dahling!" speaker
- Stereotypical socialite
- Stereotypical status seeker
- Stereotypical SXSW attendee
- Social bigot
- Social climber
- Social climber, often
- Social-climbing type
- Socially superior sort
Recent Usage of Name-dropper, perhaps in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like "Name-dropper, perhaps" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used Name-dropper, perhaps in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - March 2, 2010
- New York Times - Oct. 14, 2007
- NY Sun - Nov. 17, 2005
- Wall Street Journal Friday - Dec. 27, 2002