Meanings of cliquish in English

They belonged to the same set, and no one was more cliquish than Freeman.

And of course these were Iraqis-verycliquish, very clannish.

Djuna Barnes seems to have acquired an odd, cliquish kind of fame largely because T.S.

The German residents, as everywhere, are cliquish too.

It was that confidence, he reckons, that helped Galvin find his spot in what was a notoriously cliquish dressing-room.

The real problem is the cliquish, tunnel-vision intolerance that afflicts too many feminists, who seem unprepared to recognize and analyze ideas.

But even though it still feels kinda cliquish, I try and go to those places where I can just dance from the spirit.

It was a rather cliquish society, worked with more favour than fairness, and was principally among those girls whose homes lay near to the school.