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attitudy

attitudy adjective: showing attitude; being arrogant, disrespectful, showing off one's ego.

Adjective

attitudy (comparative more attitudy, superlative most attitudy)

  1. (colloquial) Showing attitude; being arrogant, disrespectful, showing off one's ego.
    • Sometimes they [staff] think we're all attitudy and bitchy when […]2006, Pamela Richmond, “Boundary Realties From The Wisdom Of Female Youth In Residential Treatment”, in Journal of Child and Youth Care Work, volume 21, pages 80–93
    • My sister got all head-rolling and hands-on-hip attitudy.2013, Carl Weber, Eric Pete, To Paris with Love: A Family Business Novel, Urban Books

Forms of attitudy

comparativemore attitudy
superlativemost attitudy
alternative formattitudey
alternative formattitude-y

Origin of attitudy

From attitude + -y.

Questions about attitudy

What does attitudy mean?
Attitudy means showing attitude; being arrogant, disrespectful, showing off one's ego.
What part of speech is attitudy?
Attitudy is an adjective.

Words near attitudy in the dictionary

  1. attitudinizers
  2. attitudinizes
  3. attitudinizing
  4. attitudinizings
  5. attitudinous
  6. attitudy
  7. Attiwandaronk
  8. Attiwendaronk
  9. attiéké
  10. Attkisson
  11. attle

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