Latred
n. (lay-tred): latred is exhibited by someone with very little tolerance for tardiness. latred can be verbalized or it can be given by a nonverbal cue such as turning around in one’s chair in an exaggerated fashion to glare at the person who is late (often causing more disruption than the tardy person). most often, high school teachers, elitist students, coworkers, and bailiffs are guilty of latred.
latred is a form of straightred
i was late to the lecture and when i walked in, half of the people in the room turned around to stare at me…you could cut the latred with a knife…
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