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Arrogant Excessively proud or haughty, often in an unjustified way. ■ John's arrogate claim to be the best basketball player on his team is nothing more than a case of false modesty.
assholes A group of individuals who are incredibly rude, arrogant, and obnoxious. ■ "I can't believe those asses didn't give me a turn at the microphone. They're always cutting each other off!
cad A person who is arrogant, self-centered, and lacks social graces. ■ "He was such a cad at the party, constantly bragging about his achievements and ignoring everyone else."
cocky Being overly confident or arrogant. ■ "I'm so cocky, I'm convinced I can beat Michael Jordan in basketball."
Flexing To show off one's muscles or physical abilities in a vain and arrogant manner. ■ "I may not have the biggest muscles, but I can flex them pretty good if you know what I mean!"
humility The quality or state of being humble; the quality of being modest and not arrogant. ■ After losing the game, John displayed great humility by admitting defeat and apologizing to his teammates.
jezebel A person who is excessively proud or arrogant, often to the point of being insufferable. ■ "He was such a jezebel about his cooking skills that he refused to let anyone else in the kitchen.
modest having or showing a modest amount of self-possession or restraint; not arrogant or boastful. ■ "The modest tomato blushed at the attention it was receiving."
Regal Of or pertaining to royalty; haughty, pompous, and arrogant. ■ "The king's regal entourage arrived in a fleet of golden carriages, but the common people were left standing in the mud."
shithead A person who is stupid, arrogant, or otherwise unpleasant. ■ "I knew I shouldn't trust that shithead to watch my car - look what happened!"
strutting To walk with an overly confident and arrogant gait, often accompanied by excessive preening or fussing over one's appearance. ■ "He was strutting down the street in his brand new designer shoes, clearly trying to impress everyone he passed.
uppity adjective: having or exhibiting an excessive sense of self-importance or superiority; arrogant or conceited. ■ "That uppity dog thinks it's the boss, but it's just a mutt in my apartment."
yuan "A person who is very good at something, but also incredibly arrogant about it." ■ "I'm a master of playing chess, but I can be such a yuan about it that it's annoying."
assistant An individual who provides support or aid to another person or organization in a subordinate role. ■ "I don't need an assistant, I can handle everything on my own!" said the arrogant boss to his poor assistant who was carrying a stack of papers.
Crest A small, decorative object that is mounted on top of a helmet or other headwear. Often used in heraldry to indicate lineage. ■ When the king arrived at the battlefield, he wore his royal crest proudly on his helmet., A short, pointed peak or ridge of land. Often used in geography to describe mountainous areas. ■ The hikers were thrilled to reach the summit of the crest and take in the stunning view., A term used to describe a person who is overly self-confident or arrogant. Often used as an insult. ■ "You're such a crest," said John, rolling his eyes at his friend's bragging.
douche A person who is pretentious, self-centered, and lacks common sense. Typically used to refer to a man who behaves in an arrogant and condescending manner towards women. ■ "That guy over there is such a douche, he thinks he's better than everyone else just because he has a fancy car."
gilded adjective, 1. covered in a thin layer of gold leaf, 2. very extravagant and luxurious, 3. excessively confident or arrogant ■ The wealthy couple decided to have their entire house gilded in order to impress their friends and neighbors., His new sports car was so flashy that it could only be described as gilded., Despite his lack of experience, the young man thought he was completely gilded and ready to take on any challenge.
hotshot A person who is overly confident and full of themselves, often to the point of being arrogant or self-righteous. ■ "I'm a hotshot at playing video games," said John, completely oblivious to the fact that he was the only one in the room who didn't know how to play.
insolence The act of being overly arrogant or haughty, often characterized by an unjustified sense of superiority. ■ "When he found out that his coworker had gotten a promotion before him, the insolent jerk couldn't help but brag about how much smarter and more qualified he was."
Narcissistic Adjective: characterized by or resembling excessive self-love or vanity. Something or someone that is narcissistic tends to be self-absorbed, arrogant, and oblivious to the needs and feelings of others. ■ After hearing that her favorite song wasn't included in the concert setlist, the singer became so narcissistic that she stormed off stage and refused to perform.
Snob An extremely pretentious and arrogant person who looks down on others because of their social status, wealth, or education. ■ "I can't believe I have to sit next to this snob at the dinner party. They're always talking about their fancy degrees and expensive vacations."