Ate

Tagalog (Filipino) for older female relative or peer. Pronounced A-teh. Can be used preceding a name as a title or as a pronoun.

Mama! That boy keeps poking Ate Michelle!

by The one pinoy to rule them all! May 16, 2004

ate it

to fall, trip, or tumble with great force. also "ate"

Dude, he missed that last step and totally ate it.

Her skating partner dropped her and she ate the ice.

by Ideas4Life August 11, 2006

Ate

Past tense of the word eat basically To go hard or dominate. Texas slang

Wendy: You see John playing basketball on Saturday?

Jill: yeah he ate

by John Elway the 3rd August 7, 2014

Ate

The verb "to eat" in the past tense. Used by Hot Cheeto Girls randomly.

Person 1: *does something*
HCG: Person 1 ATE
Person 2: Person 1 ate what?

by Maxgamer345 September 2, 2023

Ate

Filipino word added to the names of women or girls older than you.

Also used in family like "nee-san" in Japanese. For older siblings as a sign of respect.

Cockblock.

If some dude you have a crush on calls you Ate it painfully means you're older than him (DUH) and/or he is only interested with being good friends with you. And probably respects your maturity despite the fact that he's older or you're both same aged.

Hi Ate Jane! Thank you for helping me.

by quinsence June 29, 2012

Ated

Pronounced {at-ed}
When you "at" (@) someone on Twitter.

"omg did you see who Rihanna just ated Beyonce on Twitter... So much for subtweeting!"

by Purples Friend February 22, 2019

Ats

All the shit

You guys are ats !, youre outfit is ats

by _inflamo October 20, 2014