A fork of Rural Dictionary
The act of adding the ending -itas to a word to make one sound proficient in Latin. Works best when adding to words ending in Y.
We couldn't get into the venue because the securitas was too tight. People with no athletic abilitas tend not to be very good at sports. After eating junk food all summer his mom commented that he had gained a touch of obesitas and needed to exercise.
Ita is the loveliest girl you will ever meet, she's shy and sweet, when you see her walk into the room your heart softens, she usually is close friends with a bunch of funny and crazy douchbags that will beat the shit out of you if you mess with her. She has the softest hair and the most stunning eyes. She gives everything to others and sometimes that leaves her feeling hopeless and lost. She is absolutely incredible and you definitely want to be friends with her! (She can be a super sensitive but don't worry about it)
"I love Ita with my whole heart, she's the most incredible friend" "But how? She doesn't talk to anyone!"
Grandmother. just like in english one calls their grandmother granny, in spanish they call them ita (pernounced e-ta)
abuela=grandmother abuelita=grandmother in the diminuative ita for short :)
Do you know in Toronto we have balling up rules "If the spliff is ita don't even pass it to me"