Ameritude

A word created by Donald Trump in his 2016 presidential campaign. It is the attitude or idea that being rude is a right and freedom; that bravery and military strength is important above all else, and that the power of one's military must be shown and paraded to all. As well, it is the idea that America is the one true great country of the world, and that the image of the one great America must be universally known.

"Ameritude! (USA!) American pride! (USA!)"

by Inheratance October 8, 2016

Aggritated

When you so aggrivated and irritated you just start making up new words.

This software makes me so aggritated

by huntersthompsonsrevenge August 31, 2017

Ameritude

Donald Trump's euphemism for fascism.

His strong Ameritude would not let him apologize for freedom.

by FreedomLover1776 April 26, 2016

Aggritate

To aggravate and irritate at the same time. To upset someone to the extreme.

Dude that boy aggritates me all day with his annoying voice.

by Caramel Diva March 6, 2013

anglitude

attitude based on English customs, practices or norms; attitude of the English people. May also be used with a capital A.

The Frenchman has an anglitude and so is the laughing stock among his mates.

by Uttam Maharjan 2 June 29, 2014

Aggritate

When your significant other upsets you, burn you aren’t furious.

Babe. You aggritate me.

by English Librarian January 25, 2019