hatin

Harboring intense dislike

Hatin is a casual spelling of "hating," used in informal speech and writing, especially in African American Vernacular English.

It typically appears in contexts about jealousy or resentment toward someone's success: Why you hatin on me?

Stop hatin and get your own.

The dropped G reflects natural pronunciation and carries no negative connotation in its native register.

hostility

animosity

Active, bitter hostility

contempt · disdain · loathing · despising · scorning · opposing · feuding · beefing · clashing · warring

criticism

dissing

Verbally showing disrespect

dragging · throwing shade · talking smack · badmouthing · slandering · gossiping · mocking · ridiculing · belittling · disparaging

slang

salty

Tasting of brine

living well · unbothered · blessing · motivation · fuel · ignore · rise above · success · winning · receipts

jealousy

envious

Wanting what others possess

resenting · bitter · grudging · green-eyed · covetous · spiteful · resentful · salty · mad · pressed

Opposites
emotional attitude

hatinlovin

Informal for caring deeply

love · admiration · appreciation · respect · adoration

social behavior

hatinsupporting

Bearing or sustaining

uplifting · hyping · bigging up · gassing up · cheerleading

emotional attitude toward others' success

hatinadmiring

Feeling respect and approval

appreciating · celebrating · supporting · respecting · loving

Phrases
Family

hate, hates, hated, hater, haters, hateful, hatefully, hatefulness, hatred

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Known to kids · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG