What these two frases mean?
I saw these two sentences in a song.

-But all of her friends stuck up their nose.
-There is more than meets the eye.

At the first one "stuck up their nose" is the part I don't understand.

And the second one "meet the eye" I guess It means meet someone superficiality, but I'm not sure.

Question

What these two frases mean?
I saw these two sentences in a song.

-But all of her friends stuck up their nose.
-There is more than meets the eye.

At the first one "stuck up their nose" is the part I don't understand.

And the second one "meet the eye" I guess It means meet someone superficiality, but I'm not sure.

Answer

If somebody "sticks up their nose" to you then they think they are better then you. So, "all of her friends stuck up their noses" would mean that they think they are better than that.

"There is more than meets the eye" is in relation to being superficial. It basically means there is more to something than just what you can see. For example, the blonde girl who acts stupid who is actually a well educated lawyer.

Hope that helps.

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