| Idiom | (to be or to get) on one's high horse |
|---|---|
| Meaning | to have an arrogant or superior attitude; to think one has all the answers |
| Example | Hank's on his high horse again, telling everybody around him how to behave. note: You'll also hear the related expression: "Get off your high horse!" meaning to stop acting arrogant or superior. |
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