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Very potent marijuana
I don't do mid I roll fronto's full of jattic
jattic by Noelprl March 25, 2017
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jwatti • jatti • Jattin • Jwatt • jattic • jattish • Jattitude • Jwathika • jwatitude • Jyatting
A women who is apart of the Jatt race; it is not a caste, but a culture. Jatts are an ethnic tribe, but actually became classified as a caste arbitrarily. Jattis are just women who are proud of their culture and where their ancestors have come from. In contrast to the comment below, they are not women who disrespect their culture or religion.
Jattis are simply proud of their heritage and if somebody stereotypes them in a negative way, it is just unnecessary anger and jealousy over the fact that Jatts are known as strong, proud, and hard-working people.
Jatti by Law Student 23 October 15, 2008
When one or many ar acting uncontrollably crazy; not normal
Stop jattin we need to get serious.
Jattin by Jattin boy123 May 18, 2017
me. hardcore punjabi girls who will fuck u up if you mess w/em
that white bitch was talkin shit so that jatti fucked her up.
jatti by sh0rty February 8, 2005

Jattitude 

the Jatt Attitude; Jatt is a term used to identify the People of Punjab (India), especially sikhs. They Punjabis are known for their high-spirited living and attitude, thus the term Jattitude indicates a person having Jatt attitude.
Jattitude - Liveliness of Punjabis all over the world
Jattitude by zigailo June 25, 2009
When one or many ar acting uncontrollably crazy; not normal
Stop jattin we need to get serious.
Jattin by Jattin boy123 May 18, 2017
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Literally "dirty" pronounced with a West Indian accent. Can also have a positive connotation, for example Sean Paul's album title "Dutty Rock".
"The girl is pretty but she corrupt and dutty!"

or, in a positive usage:

"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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Ajumma wait a moment
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Brent: he just tossed me a slop grenade
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