Meaning & use

sadiddy

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Snobbish, pretentious, or affecting an air of superiority; also spelled "siddity."

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They accused her of getting sadiddy after she moved to a wealthier neighborhood.

He acted a little sadiddy around his old friends once he got the promotion.

A note on using this word

"Sadiddy," also spelled "siddity," comes from African American Vernacular English and describes someone perceived as putting on airs.

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snobbishstuck-up

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