Skibitude

When someone is acting more Skibidi then usual. This would be someone with a Skibitude

"Brandon has a real Skibitude today. Someone needs to call Freakbob to put him in his place!"

by SpecialEdCracker19 October 10, 2024

skibitabee

A word to express excitement.

Jerry got a raise for his new job. "Skibitabee!"

by Mikey Bishop July 27, 2006

spicitude

an arrogant, prideful, spic attitude. Spics who carry on about how wonderful the shithole they left is.

My neighbors wave their Cuban flag with a real spicitude.

by Horst Schitt January 3, 2014

shibbitude

The action of shibby, mainly used in past tense.

"The shibbitude of that event was off the charts!"

by Max C-B September 23, 2006

skinnitude

A combination of "skinny" and "attitude"; the loud, boisterous, obnoxious arrogance often displayed by skinny "beautiful people" with low to no intelligence and/or small sexual attributes such as breasts or penises'. This is very common; many thin people often try to compensate for their insecurity with their mental and/or sexual triviality by loudly and cruelly berating "overweight" people.

"oh no he didn't just say that, that skinny ass moron on this talk show better just get over his tiny penis and own up to his skinnitude"

by dontyouknowit April 23, 2010

skinnitude

A word fat kids use to describe people who bullied them at school.

Fat guy: Oh man Terry has pretty a bad skinnitude, he keeps calling me fat
Normal guy: Terry is right, you are fat!

by AnalInvader August 26, 2012

Subbitude

Subbitude is a word describing sub standard attitudes that some people demonstrate as part of their personality. It is a negative attitude, bordering on aggressiveness and disregard for other peoples value as human beings. It can be demonstrated by all 3 genders; males, females and gays are equally likely to have this attitude.

"Misogynist has only been here for three months and already there's a noticeable change in attitude - sub-standard attitudes and spitefulness are spreading - 'subbitudes' are taking over."

Extract from "Misogynist" in "Stories that shock" by Tianne Waters.

by Cheryl Bransby December 18, 2010