frequently_asked_questions_files/Oxford Thesaurus.pdf

snobbish, overbearing, lofty, presumptuous, overweening,
patronizing, supercilious, vain, condescending, contemptuous,
belittling, derisive, disdainful, scornful, Colloq highfalutin
or hifalutin, hoity-toity, stuck-up, swell-headed or
swelled-headed or swollen-headed, high and mighty, on (his or
her) high horse, snooty, la-di-da or lah-di-dah or la-de-da,
Slang snotty, uppish, uppity: She's too haughty to have made
any friends here.
haul v. 1 drag, pull, tug, tow, trail, lug, heave, draw: Are you
sure that one horse can haul that load? 2 cart, transport,
carry, convey, truck, move: The new vehicles are equipped to
haul bulk dry goods.
--n. 3 pull, tug, drag, draw; heave; attraction: The tides are
greater under the haul of both sun and moon. 4 catch, take,
yield, harvest, bag: We returned with quite a good haul of cod.
haunt v. 1 visit, frequent, hang about or around, spend time at, US
habituate: She haunts the yacht club, waiting for her ship to
come in. 2 beset, obsess, plague, torment, trouble, possess,
prey on: He is haunted by the fear that she told the police
everything.
--n. 3 gathering-place, meeting-place, stamping-ground, Colloq
hang-out: She returned to Abergavenny to visit the haunts of
her youth.
have v. 1 possess, own, keep; maintain: Imelda had more shoes than
you could count. 2 receive, take, accept, get, obtain, acquire,
procure, secure, take: How many gifts did you say she had from
him? 3 entertain, be struck by: I have an idea! 4 possess,
bear, contain, include, comprise: The night has a thousand
eyes. 5 suffer with or from, be suffering with or from, be
experiencing, be undergoing, be enduring, be subjected to: My
daughter was really ill when she had measles. 6 arrange,
organize, set up, prepare; hold: If I have a party, will you
come? We shall have our next meeting on Saturday. 7 partake of,
participate in, experience, enjoy; eat; drink: I hope you have
a good time. 8 give birth to, bear, deliver, bring into the
world; beget, sire, father: She had three children in as many
years. How many children has he had? 9 make, demand; force,
oblige, cause, induce, press, require, compel: We'll have the