Definition of highty-tighty in English:

highty-tighty

exclamation ˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti

adjective ˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti

1Especially of a young woman: flighty, frivolous; = "hoity-toity". Now historical and rare.
2Petulant, touchy; (also, now chiefly) haughty, supercilious.

Late 17th century. Variant of hoity-toity and hoity-toity, apparently partly influenced in form by height and tight.

exclamationˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti

adjectiveˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti

1Especially of a young woman: flighty, frivolous; = "hoity-toity". Now historical and rare.
2Petulant, touchy; (also, now chiefly) haughty, supercilious.

Late 17th century. Variant of hoity-toity and hoity-toity, apparently partly influenced in form by height and tight.

词汇	highty-tighty
释义	Definition of highty-tighty in English: highty-tighty exclamation ˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti Expressing contemptuous surprise or annoyance; = "hoity-toity". Now rare. adjective ˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti 1Especially of a young woman: flighty, frivolous; = "hoity-toity". Now historical and rare. 2Petulant, touchy; (also, now chiefly) haughty, supercilious. Origin Late 17th century. Variant of hoity-toity and hoity-toity, apparently partly influenced in form by height and tight. Definition of highty-tighty in US English: highty-tighty exclamationˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti Expressing contemptuous surprise or annoyance; = "hoity-toity". Now rare. adjectiveˌhʌɪtɪˈtʌɪti 1Especially of a young woman: flighty, frivolous; = "hoity-toity". Now historical and rare. 2Petulant, touchy; (also, now chiefly) haughty, supercilious. Origin Late 17th century. Variant of hoity-toity and hoity-toity, apparently partly influenced in form by height and tight.
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