A playful blend of 'bad' and 'attitude', typically used to describe an aggressive, defiant, or rebellious demeanour — often with a degree of admiration rather than pure criticism. Someone with a 'baditude' is not simply rude; they carry an edge of cool defiance. The term is most often used in casual conversation, pop culture commentary, and marketing copy aimed at youth audiences. It can describe a person's general vibe or a specific moment of attitude-heavy behaviour.
She walked into the room with so much baditude that the whole conversation stopped.
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Regional slang from around the English-speaking world — British, Australian, Irish, Caribbean, Nigerian, Filipino, AAVE, and the hyphenated-English dialects that make the internet sound local.
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A casual slang blend of bad and attitude, describing a negative, confrontational, or unnecessarily difficult attitude. The bad element signals the quality of the attitude rather than making it a compliment in the way that a bad attitude rarely is. Used to describe someone who is bringing unnecessary conflict or defiance to a situation where cooperation would serve everyone better.
She showed up to the meeting with a serious baditude and made it hard for anyone to get anything done.
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(slang) attitude.
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