west county snob 

people living in, or around, the west county area of St. Louis, Missouri. These people think they are smarter, funnier, and much better looking than the rest of the people living in the St. Louis area, and they are in fact correct. They also tend to believe others who live outside the area are hicks, which is another correct assumption.

Look at the west county snobs with their Coach purses and other amazing accesories.

west county snob by AA April 21, 2005

west county

A section of the suburbs of St. Louis. Marked by a lack of anything interesting or creative. Full of mindless suburban clones.

I never thought I'd make it out of west county alive.

west county by BeingAlive August 2, 2006

west county snob 

Any people residing in the west county area of St. Louis, MO including Clayton, Ladue, Frontenac, Creve Coeur, Town & Country, Chesterfield, and Des Peres. These people genuinely believe that they are smarter, better looking, more funny, and all around better then everyone else on the face of the earth. They are all also very preppy. Everyone that lives further west and south west of Chesterfield Valley, are all (everyone) red neck and white trash and it is the truth. "you can take the man out of south, but you cant take the south out of the man."

look at dem west county snobs rollin round in they Ranges 'n Escalades.

west county snob by JS April 6, 2005

west county

full of rich or wanna be rich dumb, naive, lost white boys in west county driving camaros and transams, trying to be cool, with their very lost wanna be hollister, a@F white girls, wandering around doing nothing, in the middle of nothing.

west county white boyz: hey yo, wanna race gotta v8 camaro ill smoke ur ass. (Hhahahahah. girls in the background go dillan i love you hoho)

azn guy: ummm. ur not worth my time. but oh well wut the hell. the 12 sec rsx type s takes off, leaving the lost boyz no chance.

west county white boyz: wtf. is that korean car a v10 or what, im gonna get me one of those.

west county by miserian August 15, 2006