attitudy

English

Etymology

From attitude +‎ -y.

Adjective

attitudy (comparative more attitudy, superlative most attitudy)

1. (colloquial, of a person) Showing attitude; being arrogant, disrespectful, showing off one's ego.
   • 2006, Pamela Richmond, “Boundary Realties From The Wisdom Of Female Youth In Residential Treatment”, in Journal of Child and Youth Care Work, volume 21, pages 80–93:

     Sometimes they [staff] think we're all attitudy and bitchy when […]

   • 2013, Carl Weber, Eric Pete, To Paris with Love: A Family Business Novel, Urban Books:

     My sister got all head-rolling and hands-on-hip attitudy.