high horse
noun
a haughty attitude or temper; a contemptuous manner.
Origin of high horse
late Middle English word dating back to 1375–1425
Words nearby high horse
high ground,
high hat,
high holidays,
high holy day,
high hopes,
high horse,
high hurdles,
high jinks,
high jump,
high jumper,
high key
Example sentences from the Web for high horse
Cultural definitions for high horse
high horse
To be on one's “high horse” is to be disdainful or conceited: “Sally got tired of Peter's snobbery and finally told him to get off his high horse.”
Idioms and Phrases with high horse
high horse
see on one's high horse.