[Iron.], bigwig, know-it-all; poor man's Einstein.

"Well, I wouldn't be a know-it-all, if she is," snapped Tony.

Larry was by no means a know-it-all doctor, as his sister accused him.

Grim's methods with Suliman were a strange mixture of understanding sympathy and downright indifference to sentiment that got him severely criticized by the know-it-all party, who always, everywhere condemn.

"Look here, Mr. Know-It-All, I've never been here before, and you have; somewhere in your thick skull there must be some faint remembrance of the country.

He must have laughed in his sleeve many a time as he heard the know-it-alls predicting that the British nation was on the brink of perdition or announcing, in the most confidential of manners, the secret policies of his Christian Majesty, Louis XIV. of France.

With the great know-it-all old world shut out, for joyful years we have dwelt together in a home-made paradise.