Cattitude
when your cat acts aloof, ignores you, not in the mood for petting etc.
aloofness, catt-tude
having the att-tude like that of a cat
she has a catt-tude.
the superior att-tude of a cat.
person a: after petting my cat, mr. jingles, he nipped at me and walked away.
person b: sounds like he’s got some serious catt-tude!
(adj.) of or pertaining to the finicky and egotistical att-tude/nature a cat may portray. catty and s-ssy all at once.
“marlena displayed such catt-tude with her glare when mini was gettting all of the attention.”
“bridgette’s catt-tude made madline mad as she hogged the warm spot in the sun.”
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