blattitude

Short for "black attitude". The uppity attitude an African American displays when he/she feels disrespected. Is usually displayed by females, often accompanied with yelling, finger-waving, and head-bobbing.

I accused an African American of cutting in line at the grocery store and she started giving me blattitude.

by Yankee Cowboy May 23, 2005

Blattitude

Short for bringing less attitude: or bringing your level of attitude down; Taking the high ground Having a Regal attitude.

As the she changed from her hood attire into something more elegant, she displayed true blattitude.

by Rawesom August 17, 2007

Beautitude

Having a beautiful attitude

I love her for her brains and her beautitude, she always seems to make me smile

by Deezul August 1, 2012

beatitude

The feeling of supreme blessedness, usually associated with a creative movement. (Eg: finishing a great work of art, writing, or music)
Based on the teachings of Jesus on the "Sermon on the Mount" in Matthew 5.3-12. If you've ever read anything from the Beat Generation then you can get it.

That tortured, downtrodden soul sings for all things known or unknown, a heart torn open set to face the torrential, humbling pulse of cosmic beatitude.

by Jjazz December 17, 2013

Beastitude

Noun - Of or relating to levels of beast mode; the quantitative summation of a person's beast mode.

Why were you in beast mode so long? Because I do what I want. Plus, my beastitude is too high not to always be in beast mode.

by BigDaddyScoot July 1, 2010

Brattitude

Noun
Brattitude

The spoiled, willful, entitled, bratty way of carrying oneself; Austere posture.
Bratty Disposition or state of mind.
Willful Irritated, Aggitated brattitude; priss-pot posturing.

Brattitude does not work outside of your sorority/fraternity

by KaRon Westmoreland January 20, 2018

blactitude

The bitter attitude occasionally given by a few african american females under the age of 35 to white people of all ages. This attitude would leave one to believe she has been somehow personally wronged. This would not refer to older african american females as they may be justified in their attitude due to actions prior to 1980. Commonly found in the service industry when dealing with the public. Acting as though they are doing you a favor when in fact, they are being paid to assist you as part of their job. Usually considered a form of reverse racism.

That saleswoman gave me a lot of blactitude when I asked her to help me find a dress.

That cracker asked me to help her find a dress, can you believe that! Just because I work here doesn't mean I want to wait on Her!

by North of MasonDixon August 22, 2006