AIATT

pronounced: AIGHT
stands for ALL IN ALL THE TIME
hebron band's great catchphrase

you gotta be AIATT

by clarinetsplaylouder September 25, 2017

arattuba

(noun) an athlete who gets wasted then has a really bad hangover causing them to miss their sporting event the next day.

Emily: Yo ali why weren't you at practice?

Ali: Sorry breh i pulled an arattuba and was puking all day.

by Ratta de A October 31, 2010

Abattoir Blues

From the song by Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, used to describe the depressed feeling you get about the modern world in general. An abattoir is a slaughterhouse, so the term, in a more in depth way, means you feel the world is lining itself up for slaughter, much like cows do at a slaughterhouse.

Man 1: Hey, are you all right? You've seemed kinda depressed lately.
Man 2: Oh, it's okay, I've just got a case of abattoir blues.

by Pocketflan May 25, 2009

AGATT

Used often in motorcycle groups to designate wearing "all gear all the time" as in helmet, gloves, boots, jacket and so forth.

When you ride this weekend remember AGATT!

by afj_member September 18, 2012

APATT

or a.P.A.t.T.
Refering to British Avant Garde act.
Originally meaning "a Positive Approach to Totality" written on the side of a the artists first original recording but going on to mean anything and everything to their fans.

a Positive Approach to Totality
a Pathetic Attempt to Tune
american Parents Against tired Truckers
almost Perfect Apple tarts Tonite
a Place At the Table

aPAtT support omni-core

by B reeeves April 19, 2006

AJATT

a method for learning japanese, AJATT stands for all Japanese all the time. The method involves constantly living and breathing Japanese.

guy 1: how are you learning japanese

guy 2: I'm using AJATT baby!

by kame-hame-ha April 13, 2009

Alattry

Last name derived from the ancient city of Alatri in the Lazio region of Central Italy, it can be found among various cultures and ethnicities, but usually found amongst Italians and Middle Easterners.

Tony: "hey did you hear about Alattry?"

Emilia: "You mean that cool new kid? yea, what about him?"

by Italians July 22, 2011