snottily

"I actually went into it kind of snottily," she recalls.

Chicago Reader 2010

“But you don’t seem so bothered now,” she said, kind of snottily if you ask me.

Hoopi Shoopi Donna Suzanne Strempek Shea 1996

“Just how,” I inquired, snottily,“can you put a price on the value of a life?”

Puff Sandra Knauf 2011

Anglophone children will glance anxiously at their parents if the meal deviates in even the slightest way from what they expect; what they expect is often "children's food", an alien concept in France, where a resto will snottily offer frites-nuggets to anglophone children and expect their own to eat like normal humans.

Help! My children have grown up French 2012

I owe you an apology, because my previous comment was worded a bit tersely and snottily — the dangers of posting comments at the end of a long day.

Despite and in spite of: a grammatical detective story « Motivated Grammar 2008

“I tried to give you another chance,” Mike said rather snottily.

And One Last Thing… Molly Harper 2010

“I tried to give you another chance,” Mike said rather snottily.

And One Last Thing… Molly Harper 2010

Zinda watches as Katarina snottily and authoritatively orders Barda and Huntress around, and finally, takes a spare moment to deliver the most withering criticism she can muster, in her plain-speaking way.

Birds of Prey #104 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009

After she remarks that he needs “She-Hulkbuster armor” he snottily says that EVERY armor is She-Hulkbuster armor.

She-Hulk #18 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News 2009

On the other hand, I find it sad on places like Goodreads where book reviewers ALWAYS seem to snottily say, "This book needed a good editor."

Some Editors Are More Anonymous Than Others Editorial Anonymous 2009