1. having conservative, narrow-minded, or pompously self-important attitudes
Usage: informal; chiefly British

Examples

• His blimpish views on social issues made him unpopular with younger voters.
• The committee’s blimpish attitude toward change frustrated the reform advocates.
• She found his blimpish opinions about women’s roles outdated and offensive.
• The club’s blimpish membership policies excluded many qualified candidates.
• His blimpish pronouncements about proper behavior annoyed his colleagues.
• The newspaper criticized the politician’s blimpish stance on immigration.