high-hatting (Meaning)

high-hatting

beaver entry 1 sense 2, a pair of cymbals operated by a foot pedal, snooty, snobbish, to treat in a snobbish manner, behaving like a snob

The boss's disdainful high-hatting of his employees created a toxic work environment.
The snobbish debutante high-hatted everyone who didn't meet her elite standards.
The celebrity's entourage high-hatted fans, refusing to acknowledge their existence.
The wealthy family high-hatted their less affluent neighbors, viewing them as inferior.
The arrogant CEO high-hatted his colleagues, belittling their ideas and contributions.
The high-and-mighty professor high-hatted his students, making them feel unworthy.
The popular clique high-hatted the new girl, isolating her from the social scene.
The upper-class residents high-hatted the working-class newcomers, ostracizing them from the community.
The pretentious artist high-hatted those who didn't appreciate his unconventional style.
The condescending aristocrat high-hatted the commoners, treating them with disdain.

beaver entry 1 sense 2, a pair of cymbals operated by a foot pedal, snooty, snobbish, to treat in a snobbish manner, behaving like a snob

disdaining, looking down (on or upon), snooting, hating, despising, walking over, sniffing (at), disrespecting, snubbing,contemning

respecting, honoring, valuing, worshipping, esteeming, treasuring, cherishing,admiring, approving (of), accepting

The boss's disdainful high-hatting of his employees created a toxic work environment.

The snobbish debutante high-hatted everyone who didn't meet her elite standards.

The celebrity's entourage high-hatted fans, refusing to acknowledge their existence.

The wealthy family high-hatted their less affluent neighbors, viewing them as inferior.