hoity-toity adv.
snobbishly, pretentiously.
 | [trans.] Cervantes Don Quixote 531: [M]y neighbours tell me if I carry my self and my Daughter to Court, hoity toity alamode in a Lacker Coach, I shall be known by my Husband, and my Husband by me. |
snobbishly, pretentiously.
| [trans.] Cervantes Don Quixote 531: [M]y neighbours tell me if I carry my self and my Daughter to Court, hoity toity alamode in a Lacker Coach, I shall be known by my Husband, and my Husband by me. |