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High Horsey by yuhuyuh September 18, 2019
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Moral High Horse
A massive twat. A pretentious prick who takes it upon themselves to interject their own moral principles into a situation even when it clearly doesn’t concern them. Once they have inserted their bullshit they ride their moral high horse off into the sunset.
Moral High Horse by The talking bush March 18, 2021
high horse
Arrogantly believing oneself superior to others, often by putting down large groups of people. In usage, such a person is described as "on a high horse" or may be told to "Get off your high horse."
high horse by Sxeptomaniac May 1, 2007
Get off your high horse
"Get off your high horse" is an idiom people retort with in an argument when the other person is acting like a holier-than-thou being when in reality, they aren't. To put it in a simpler manner, to tell people to stop acting as if they're the top authority when they aren't.
Person A: "I am completely entitled to go around dismissing people when they do something completely normal just because they're wrong and I'm ultimately right."
Person B: "Get off your high horse."
Person B: "Get off your high horse."
Get off your high horse by InsertDictionaryHere December 25, 2016
high horse syndrome
The uncontrollable urge to correct anybody at any time. Most people tend to claim they are correct even down to opinion. Large amounts of insults and arguments are to break out by these people.
"Wow Anon is being really annoying with saying blue is better than pink."
"Don't take it personal, it's just his high horse syndrome."
"Don't take it personal, it's just his high horse syndrome."
high horse syndrome by LennyFaces February 18, 2017
Get Off Your High Horse, George Washington
The first line of the Constitution. What people said to George Washington a lot.
Used in modern times as an insult.
This is a very rude and mean thing to say to someone.
Used in modern times as an insult.
This is a very rude and mean thing to say to someone.
Ben: Get off your high horse, George Washington!
Emily: That's the rudest thing anyone has ever said to me.
Emily: That's the rudest thing anyone has ever said to me.
Get Off Your High Horse, George Washington by Little Sunshine Face January 20, 2009
Get off your high horse
When someone at work thinks they are better than anyone else and tries to slam someone for following the rules.
Kevin:"Holly, get off your high horse, I'm sick of it"
Holly :"No Kevin, get off YOUR high horse, acting like you own Terrace!
Holly :"No Kevin, get off YOUR high horse, acting like you own Terrace!
Get off your high horse by j--hizzy March 3, 2007
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