A Christian who believes disrespect is part of the Christian faith, particularly that "Turning the other cheek" is a guesture of disrespect and not forgiveness, and that the Sermon on the Mount actually meant, "Acts of disrespect must have a sound basis and be the least needed to achieve mutual respect."
by respectistheanswer April 04, 2018
Intentional deceptiveness with a sassy nature in order to point out another persons non deceptive fallacy.
When someone says something they think is cool sounding, but to everyone else it is obviously an idiotic statement, thus, enter False-a-tude which is another person immediately interjects with another idiotic statement which is intentionally funnier.
by prettylittleaces January 07, 2011
A bastardization of the phrase, "yeah, dude", used to express agreement or satisfaction.
It was most likely coined in the mid-1990's by teenage red-neck New Englanders, specifically those of Vermont.
The use of "yar tude" was mostly sarcastic and for comic relief, often by those of higher class who wished to imitate their lower class peers, and was often combined with buck which came to be known as a slang term for a "friend".
It was most likely coined in the mid-1990's by teenage red-neck New Englanders, specifically those of Vermont.
The use of "yar tude" was mostly sarcastic and for comic relief, often by those of higher class who wished to imitate their lower class peers, and was often combined with buck which came to be known as a slang term for a "friend".
"Hey man, wanna get in my truck and go jack some deer?"
"Yar tude, buck. Let's get some beer and Marlboros first!"
"Yar tude, buck. Let's get some beer and Marlboros first!"
by Jay-Rod August 25, 2006
I called on my bill, because it didn't make sense, and the woman on the other end was like "you know you are late?!!!" She was so at-ih-tude-ey. Yes, I know I am late!!
by britneyfan4life April 13, 2009