[f. SNUB v.1] Inclined to snub; repressing with snubs.
1867. E. V. B., in Cornhill Mag. (1907), Feb., 196. She would not understand. She was just a little snubby, I thought.
1889. ‘F. Anstey,’ Pariah, I. iii. You were so very snubby to that poor Mr. Chadwick.
