1. Refuse to acknowledge
   "They snubbed him at the party";
   - ignore, disregard, cut
    
2. Reject outright and bluntly
   "She snubbed his proposal";
   - rebuff, repel, stiff [N. Amer, informal]

1. A refusal to recognize someone you know
   "the snub was clearly intentional";
   - cut, cold shoulder
    
2. An instance of driving away or warding off
   "His snub at the party was noticed by everyone";
   - rebuff, repulse

1. (of a nose) short and turned up at the end
   "His snub nose gave him a boyish look"

Derived forms: snubbed, snubbing, snubs

See also: short

Type of: disdain, do by [Brit], freeze off [informal], handle, pooh-pooh [informal], rebuff, reject, rejection, scorn, slight, spurn, treat, turn down

Encyclopedia: Snub