for·ti·tude — /ˈfoɚtəˌtuːd, Brit ˈfɔːtəˌtjuːd/ noun [noncount] formal : mental strength and courage that allows someone to face danger, pain, etc. She has endured disappointments with fortitude and patience. ◇ The phrase intestinal fortitude is used informally … Useful english dictionary
for — for·mic; for·mi·ca; For·mi·ca; for·mi·can; for·mi·ca·ri·idae; for·mi·car·i·um; for·mi·cary; for·mi·ca·tion; for·mic·i·dae; for·mi·cide; for·mi·civ·o·rous; for·mi·coi·dea; for·mi·col·o·gist; for·mi·da·bil·i·ty; for·mi·da·ble; For·mol; for·mol·ize; … English syllables
tude — adap·ti·tude; al·ti·tude; am·pli·tude; ap·ti·tude; as·sue·tude; be·at·i·tude; cer·ti·tude; con·sue·tude; cor·rec·ti·tude; cras·si·tude; de·crep·i·tude; de·fin·i·tude; des·ue·tude; dul·ci·tude; ex·ac·ti·tude; fin·i·tude; for·ti·tude; grat·i·tude;… … English syllables
tude — ‘tude (to͞od, tyo͞od) n. Slang An arrogant or hostile attitude or disposition. [Short for attitude.] * * * … Universalium
‘tude — (to͞od, tyo͞od) n. Slang An arrogant or hostile attitude or disposition. [Short for attitude.] * * * … Universalium
'tude — noun attitude, especially one of arrogance or hostility; swagger. Hey. No reason for you to cop a ‘tude on me just because she dumped you … Wiktionary
'tude — ˈt(y)üd noun ( s) Etymology: short for attitude : a cocky or arrogant attitude * * * tude /tood/ (US sl) noun A short form of ↑attitude in the sense of insolent manner … Useful english dictionary
'tude — noun Etymology: short for attitude Date: 1976 slang a cocky or arrogant attitude … New Collegiate Dictionary
'tude — noun N. Amer. informal short for attitude … English new terms dictionary
ap|ti|tude — «AP tuh tood, tyood», noun. 1. natural tendency or talent; ability; capacity: »Edison had a remarkable aptitude for inventing new things. SYNONYM(S): propensity. 2. readiness in learning; quickness to understand: »He is a pupil of great aptitude … Useful english dictionary
