battitude

A behaviour or characteristic that combains two words or a phrase "bad" and "attitude".

Geesh, you have such a battitude!

by Mamma-Janis September 27, 2005

brotiquette

Any action between two male friends that is not good bro etiquette. These actions can include, but are not limited to, cock blocking, flirting with another's ex girlfriend, and being a poor wing man.

Travis: Did you see what happened to me at the bar last night when I was flirting with Ashley?

Andy: Yeah, P-Money came up and bought her a drink and went home with her. That was piss poor brotiquette!

by P-Money315 May 1, 2010

Brattitude

A mood or mannerism reflecting brattish or immaturely rebellious behavior.

My sister Michelle needs to stop her brattitude, she's always acting like a two-year old.

Dude, lose the brattitude, you're pissing everyone off.

by S. Merritt November 29, 2009

Bravitude

noun. An ostentatious affectation of courage. The attitude one adopts when one is taking the lead because the crybabies one is with are too afraid to try.

I was nervous about arguing with the professor, but I put on my bravitude and raised my hand.

We are all very impressed by your bravitude.

by MsTeri December 10, 2009

baetitude

Affectionate attitude shown by one's friends

She showed baetitude throughout the chemo session.

by Izrhel Farrell March 14, 2015

blogitude

The attitude and direction taken by a particular blogger, reflected in the evolution of his or her posts. A dynamic entity of a blog.

I was worried when favorite blogger totally took on a new blogitude after she quit her job, but I still find Roxy in Ennui highly entertaining and addictive!

by ms.ennui July 16, 2009

brattitude

Specifically the negative or immature demeanor, associated behaviors, silver-spoon fed, pompously inappropriate, childish, and rude mannerisms most commonly expressed by a rotten little sister who has somehow envisioned herself to be worthy of a position of power and sharp tongue, which she clearly has not earned. To act in a rude, disorderly, or otherwise unkind fashion towards an older brother or sister without cause, justification, or reason.

An older brother called his youngest sister whilst she was away at her freshman year of college just to say hello and see how things were going, however he could not spare the time of day to say hello and shoot the breeze, so instead of being friendly, the little sister copped a fierce brattitude, saying something with a dismissive and judgmental tone about how she had to go because it was time to eat dinner. Huh, I guess older brothers aren't worth a dime's worth of respect and friendliness for some unexplained reason.

by Stu Cherbourg February 20, 2011