by senior - ognit yert October 15, 2019
by anooonymoouuss February 07, 2009
The plural of gratitude. As if...I have plenty more to be grateful for.
Not in other dictionary, but should be.
As in: Am in AA or NA and I have gratitute(s)
They are likely, or most always plural: when researching in Web/Sch there is no plural.
For all friends who are seeking a new life, some times they are asked to give gratitude(s), but alas you are given spell check.
Why can't it be plural, and why can't friends seek?
OR, just have more than one thing that they are grateful for in life.
Not in other dictionary, but should be.
As in: Am in AA or NA and I have gratitute(s)
They are likely, or most always plural: when researching in Web/Sch there is no plural.
For all friends who are seeking a new life, some times they are asked to give gratitude(s), but alas you are given spell check.
Why can't it be plural, and why can't friends seek?
OR, just have more than one thing that they are grateful for in life.
As in: Am in AA or NA and I have gratitute(s)
They are likely, or most always plural.
Yet, used every day. Only this dictionary will accept.
At least for now.
Please accept the gratitudeS. That would be gratitudes.
Thank you for your consideration for this word that is used SO much.
They are likely, or most always plural.
Yet, used every day. Only this dictionary will accept.
At least for now.
Please accept the gratitudeS. That would be gratitudes.
Thank you for your consideration for this word that is used SO much.
by mselliott/thebrowniesrnotalie September 07, 2013
by Kangaroolover12 December 28, 2018
Slang for that quickly recognizable body language of a person approaching you to ask for spare change.
I caught him headed toward me from the other side of the parking lot, he was doing the gratitude shuffle.
by Dr Bunnygirl September 15, 2019
by steve randy March 24, 2015
Gratitude Walk is when a person becomes present, aware and counts their blessing and gives thanks while walking.
Defined by author Marie Cornelio, in the book The Gratitude Way.
Defined by author Marie Cornelio, in the book The Gratitude Way.
by Beloved One March 12, 2014