toff

IPA: tˈɔf

(obsolete) An elegantly dressed person.
(Britain, derogatory) A person of the upper class or with pretensions to it, who usually communicates an air of superiority.

Examples of "toff" in Sentences

Toff did a great dis service with her book in many ways.
Joe speaks much like a standard toff, despite being northern.
I AM an etonian and trust me, you couldnt describe us as toffs.
He's what the Brits call a "toff" -- a product of the upper class.
A toff can be a bit of a chap as well without, as it were, losing face.
That's wot you are, a bloomin 'toff! the Virgin howled back as he shut the door.
And the idea that describing someone as a "toff" is enough to dismiss their views is pretty silly.
I wonder if this so-called toff is poorer than Blair who (of course) still has a 1930's marxist, left-wing socialist personna.
It's not unthinkable that Britain's most under-privileged people might bristle at the sight of a titled toff practicing the art of noblesse oblige.
Not only does he score well on that front in opinion polls, but he's also emerged unscathed from fromthe few "toff" - based attacks that the Government has launched.
The goofball "conservative with a heart of gold" Prime Minister of Britain is what the brits call a toff, which sounds like toffee, but really translates more accurately into rich, inbred bastard.
The Labour left hate the Upper Classes and an old Etonian, sitting for the seat of Henley with a middle name of de Pfeffel who looks and sounds like a toff will be a target for all the bile they can produce.