pan-loafy
pan-loafy adjective: posh, pretentious or stuck-up.
Adjective
pan-loafy (comparative more pan-loafy, superlative most pan-loafy)
- Posh, pretentious or stuck-up
- Perhaps it is a class thing. Pan loafy people can also be very stuffy and toffee nosed and hence arrogant.1993, K Stephen, “Proud to be British?”, in soc.culture.british (Usenet)
- The Central belt is becoming more weedjie. Edinburgh is still pretty pan-loafy. Fifer is bools-in-the-mooth.1999: Muttley, Life's not worth it in uk.people.support.depression http://groups.google.com/group/uk.people.support.depression/browse_thread/thread/12380b7bb065f05a/bbc538e49e23ca53?lnk=st&q=pan-loafy...
Forms of pan-loafy
| comparative | more pan-loafy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pan-loafy |
| alternative form | pan loafy |
| alternative form | panloafy |
Origin of pan-loafy
From pan-loaf + -y, of Scottish origin. A pan-loaf was more expensive than ordinary bread.
Questions about pan-loafy
- What does pan-loafy mean?
- Pan-loafy means posh, pretentious or stuck-up.
- What part of speech is pan-loafy?
- Pan-loafy is an adjective.
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