We have no meanings for "too uppity" in our records yet.
1 The others might have decided he was too bright-ortoo uppity-fortheir taste.
2 That Logan outfit, well-wishers of the Martins, are getting too uppity .
3 And to black Atlantans, a warning not to get too uppity :
4 Maybe there's a shortage of good slaves, or maybe the slaves got too uppity .
5 If your ideas are too uppity for us, then you'll have to leave the school.
6 We're not going to have any of the Lloydsboro Valley girls imposed on, and if she gets too uppity she'll find herself boycotted.
7 But it sucks when you act clueless about things we all know you know and then get too uppity to be checked on your word.
8 The idea is that women should be grateful for what they've got and not get too uppity about demanding more "because it could be worse".
9 "For a dummy," Roy said, "she is a mite too uppity . "
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