[f. SOB sb.1 3.] The aggregate of snobs; snobs collectively.
1846. New Monthly Mag., Sept., 31. The congress of mauvais sujets from all parts of Snobdom, who infest Wiesbaden.
1851. Mayne Reid, Scalp Hunt., II. iv. 57. In savage, as in civilized life, there is a snobdom.
1873. W. Mayo, Never Again, iv. 48. We must go … to England,… where a more rigid tabooism gives a wonderful exaltation to the idols of snobdom.
