sarcastic arrogance

when your self esteem is super low, but you still constantly compliment yourself

Sam: Man I'm so sexy.
Britney: You don't think that.
Sam: You're right, I'm just sarcastically arrogant.
(congrats u just learned about sarcastic arrogance)

by Firefly_The_Pigeon March 2, 2014

arrodance

The fine line between arrogance and confidence.

Yo, that motherfucker Stoiks is full of arrodance, but he actually lives with his parents.

by d_nay17 April 18, 2014

Arrogance

Confidence turned up to eleven.

Her arrogance is so irritating!

by SadiShizukoStic February 27, 2017

educational arrogance

The concept explaining the phenomenon when one is under the belief that because they have a higher degree(s), that their life holds more significance than someone with fewer or no higher degree(s). Also evident when a person frequently drops this information into casual conversation multiple times in a shameless bid for attention.

The moment you believe you are better than someone because you have a college degree, you are demonstarting educational arrogance, and therefore, are an asshat.

Asshat: Polish this turd, willya Judy, ya know I have two Master’s degrees..

Asshat: Ya know I have two Master’s degrees so I don’t understand why I have to be here.

by this_is_not_your_stuff May 11, 2018

arrogance

Fuck you sam

Sam suttor's arrogance gave me ebola

by the boat October 13, 2014

French Arrogance

1. The uniquely French condition, of words and body language usually exhibited by waiters in French restaurants

2. The belief that French sportsmen can get away with any kind of foul play, mixing the sports of Volleyball and "Le Socceur".

French arrogance is initiated with a shrug of the shoulders, a sour face and a words like "must you really speak to me. I was busy looking important until you came along", accompanied by turning the back to the person before they respond.

by dli_agus_ceart June 25, 2010

Arrogance

Convincing people in an area they need you because you believe they do is arrogance. People that are home don't need a welcome from anybody else there, and nobody could make them unwelcome there, because they are home.

The artists didn't make the neighborhood cool with their art. The neighborhood was already cool and diverse before the art and gentrification. If anything, most people thought these artists were mostly dorks that saw the same dollar signs developers did. Arrogance was what made these folks think they were making anything cool.

by The Original Agahnim October 6, 2021