pleptitude

1. An ability that is perceived to be present, or presented, based on a person's credentials

"His CV was laden with pleptitudes"

by Words Wired Weird February 4, 2008

Plattitude

The attitude or mindset that girls develop when at a school which has a poor student body ratio, such as 4:1 guys to girls, and the town is boring. This is especially prevalent at University of Wisconsin Platteville

I tried sayin hi to that girl over there... but she wouldn't even give me the time of day.

Yea.... shes got the plattitude

by PilotX1 May 12, 2007

Plethitude

A combination of plethora and multitude. Mutiple things on many levels.

This project has a plethitude of problems.

by RedBook21 September 22, 2009

Platitude salad

Similar to a word salad.

platitude salad

The language used by public figures to the effect of placating and/or galvanising an audience that in order to gain their trust. Politically this may lead to more votes.

However, there is usually zero substance and legitimacy in what is being said and no follow-through.

Ivanka Trump’s entire commencement speech was a gigantic platitude salad. She tried to come across as sincere but it was clearly disingenuous. What a Karen.

by Bah Zah June 9, 2020

plenitude

Large in quantity, a great number, plenty, abundance.

There is a plenitude of rain in the delta area of Nigeria.

by danket January 12, 2016

Platitude

Platypus with attitude

The best way to keep your kids away from sex is to inform them of everything there is, instead of giving them platitude.

by Branjamin Franklin July 17, 2009

plescitude

(ple-si-tude) ("si" is pronounced as the first part of the word sister)

This word combines both meanings of the word awesome, and the word manliness, to become an adjective usually suitable for those that have the nessescary required amount of man points.

Rambo has more than enough plescitude to make up for a room full of metro-sexuals.

by Fa-Rhino April 9, 2009