saddity adj.
arrogant, haughty, snobbish, conceited.
Pittsburgh Courier 28 Sept. 18: [Proquest] Schenley, stronghold of this city’s ‘saditty’ set, was invaded one recent Sunday afternoon by bearers of ‘way out’ paintings, [...] and be-sneakered exponents of ‘beatnik’ poetry. | ||
Howard Street 34: Real siditty affair, you know, all them stuck-up Montclair bitches and everything. | ||
Mama Black Widow 84: Lemme tell you about the sick sadiddy niggers [...] who strive to be white. | ||
S.R.O. (1998) 109: ‘What you want, Mr Seditty? [...] You’s a seditty bastid’. | ||
Black Players 149: It was a ‘sidity’ narrative, portraying himself as the ‘craziest, baddest nigga still alive’. | ||
Ghetto Sketches 158: I went with you over to St. Lukes 1st African Pres-bye-terian, to listen to them Saddity niggers sing spirituals like they had sticks up they butts. | ||
Union Dues (1978) 184: You gettin all siddity on me, think you too good to be out peddlin your butt on the street. | ||
Runnin’ Down Some Lines xviii: Them siditty niggers they be frontin’ off all d’ time. [Ibid.] 253: seditty See hinety. | ||
🎵 She went to the city and got so so seddity. | ‘The Message’||
What’s The Good Word? 86: As ‘saddity’ the word is also an adjective. | ||
Straight Outta Compton 42: He called Bosco uncouth and walked away. It sounded kind of seddity. Snooty, that is. | ||
Portable Promised Land (ms.) 151: We Words (My Favorite Things) [...] Sassy. Saddity. Upitty. | ||
Sweet Release 206: Brenda: Oh, we was good ’nuf to’ your ass before you started going up to that college and getting all saddity. Tamika: l'm not being saddity. l'm just taking a class. | ||
Corruption Officer [ebk] cap. 18: If my chips were up, I could have been moved out of this heighborhood [...] Do I think this move is a high-sodity one? No. It just makes common sense. | ||
Didn’t Nobody Give a Shit 183: [T]his one or that one who had beef with me sayin Ise actin seditty an needed puttin in my place. |