“Stuck-up” in Japanese
Short answer
ツンツン
tsuntsun
Stuck-up in Japanese is “ツンツン” (tsuntsun). Full meaning: aloof, morose, stuck-up, standoffish; smelling strongly of something, having a pungent smell.
Other ways to say “Stuck-up” in Japanese
高慢ちき
koumanchiki arrogant, haughty, stuck-up; arrogant bastard, snob
気障っぽい
kizappoi affected (appearance, attitude), stuck up, self-loving
気障ったらしい
kizattarashii affected (appearance, attitude), stuck up, pompous, self-loving
高慢
kouman haughty, arrogant, proud, stuck-up
つんつん
tsuntsun aloof, morose, stuck-up, standoffish; smelling strongly of something, having a pungent smell
こうまん
kouman haughty, arrogant, proud, stuck-up
コーマンチキ
koumanchiki arrogant, haughty, stuck-up; arrogant bastard, snob
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