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titti attack 

1. to bitch, complain, and complicate something very little
1. Sean was having a titti attack on the bus because he forgot his homework.

2. Mr. Nolan was having a titti attack because i threw a pencil in class.
titti attack by Nobizzle December 9, 2007
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titi attack

The type of attack that is also known as a "freak out" but in this case is so great that a persons titis start going all over the place.
There are five degrees of a titi attack: 1 being very mild and 5 being very severe.
Vicky had a titi attack when she realized she wasnt the titi attack creator.
titi attack by titi R titi V September 8, 2010

Titty Attack 

Don't have a Titty Attack.
Titty Attack by Melinda Gonzalez October 29, 2003

titty attack 

To bitch and whine like a baby.
Damn, I was just kidding. You don't have to a Titty Attack.
titty attack by I forget January 10, 2004

Titty Attack 

When a fat person gets mad and throw a tantrum
Aaron had a Titty Attack when Doug took the ball
Titty Attack by Guapo Tha God August 26, 2017

titi attack

titi attack when someone gets overwhelmingly angry or upset. Throwing a tantrum.
I almost got a titi attack when i saw my messy house
titi attack by Carolina Patricia March 28, 2009

Tittie attack 

When your best friend or girlfriend/significant other grabs both of your titties violently.
Nicole gives me a daily Tittie attack. I like it.
Tittie attack by HADESstepONme January 1, 2022
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