Braditude

BRADITUDE: Def. - to bring up a disheartening issue passive aggressively, then continue bringing it up for the next 4 hours. Once that 4 hours is complete, wait one hour and bring it up again to ensure everyone feels disheartened

Take that pissy Braditude somewhere else!

by Free-Dumb February 25, 2022

Beatitude adjustment

A more Christian version of instant karma, in which someone suddenly learns that the Beatitudes of the bible also have a negative side, such as: "Cursed are the arrogant, for they will inherit nothing. Cursed are those who hunger for wrongdoing, for they will be left hungry. Cursed are the cruel, for they will be shown no mercy. " rather than "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the Earth" etc.

Adam said Bo was bragging about his new car Monday and wrecked it Tuesday. That's a Beatitude adjustment for you.

by Dylan Thomas the Tank Engine December 22, 2022

Krattitude

What youngsters may eventually develop from watching zany wild-animals shows on PBS.

TV-celebrity brothers Chris and Martin may indeed act kinda weird during their PBS-Kids nature shows, but I've never seen my little ones developing any Krattitudes as a result of watching said silly stuff; it's one of their favorite shows, too.

by QuacksO January 16, 2023

branditude

Branditude is wearing your attitude as your trademark. Branditude means you are the brand, the message, the style, all wrapped-up in one. People feel you. They get who you are because you wear it "out loud." It draws people in; branditude is the most effective marketing angle a person could use.

It's a rare person who 'owns it' as much as Nicki Minaj - she's allll 'branditude.'

by ProfessionalTumbleweed March 8, 2023

Bottitude

The amount of attitude a bot has

Milla has so much bottitude

by kimmy2023 November 19, 2023

BROSTITUDE

Brostitude (noun)
A man who frequently engages in casual romantic or sexual relationships with confidence, charm, and a bit of a player mentality. Think of him as a smooth-talking, ladies’ man who always has options.

Origin:
A mix of "bro" (a slang term for a male friend) and "prostitute", but used humorously rather than literally

Example Sentences:

1. "Chris has serious brostitude—he took two different girls on dates in one night!"

2. "You can’t trust Jake to settle down; his brostitude is too strong

by Favyglam February 20, 2025