Atraptive 

-Adjective

1. providing pleasure or delight, esp. in appearance or manner; pleasing; charming; alluring, except they're a dude.

Similar to attractive, but they happen to be the opposite sex as you had previously thought, or wished (AKA a Trap)

Person1: "Look at this!"

Person2: "Wow, she's so hott!"

Person1: "It's a dude!"

Person2: "Oh... Well, they're very atraptive..."

Atraptive by PfhorRunner December 14, 2009

abruisive 

To be physically abusive; i.e., to abruise. Seems to be a malaprop, or caused by a speech impediment, a combination of the word "abusive" and "bruise." I heard someone say it on the "Jerry Springer Show" today, and then his mother said the exact same word later on when she came out.

"He gets abruisive when he drinks; he kicked her in the stomach, and she was five months pregnant!"

abruisive by Chris Goldrup January 9, 2008

ATRAPTIVE 

When a woman (or a man) is very attractive to you and you start dating them only to find out their personality is absolute shit.

My ex was so atraptive. She hooked me with her looks and trapped me for a bit but I had to get out of there because she was bat shit crazy!

ATRAPTIVE by BigBigMikey May 7, 2022

Abrusive 

This is a combination of abrasive and abusive, used as a descriptive noun ( he is abrusive or that is gross and abrusive.), and adjective ( in a very abrusive manner he cut me off, and plowed into that vehicle.), and with the -ly suffix, an adverb (she abrusively broke wind right in the middle of service.).

I myself use this word to describe anything from behavior to food. If it hits you and it feels wrong, that’s abrusive.

She looked out the window at the rain pouring down and said, ”damn, that’s abrusive“. I will take a Lyft.

Abrusive by Deandra Diamond July 18, 2025

Abrusive 

This is a combination of abrasive and abusive, used as a descriptive noun ( he is abrusive or that is gross and abrusive.), and adjective ( in a very abrusive manner he cut me off, and plowed into that vehicle.), and with the -ly suffix, an adverb (she abrusively broke wind right in the middle of service.).

I myself use this word to describe anything from behavior to food. If it hits you and it feels wrong, that’s abrusive.

She looked out the window at the rain pouring down and said, ”damn, that’s abrusive“. I will take a Lyft.

Abrusive by Deandra Diamond July 18, 2025