Citations:hateration

English citations of hateration

Noun: "(African American Vernacular, slang) hatred, hostility, animus"

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• 2001 — René Spencer Saller, "Urge to Submerge", Riverfront Times, 19 December 2001:

  True to the formula, Peep Game is hard and thugged-out, rife with ho's, motherfuckers and miscellaneous hateration.

• 2002 — E. Lynn Harris, A Love of My Own, Doubleday (2002), →ISBN, page 210:

  "Now, darling, you know what Mary J. Blige says, 'We don't need no hateration,'" Kai said, laughing.

  "Is that even a word? Hateration?"

• 2002 — Bianca Grimshaw, "Mary J. Blige", in "Badass Grrrls Hall of Fame", Spin, May 2002:

  In the tradition of greats like Billie Holiday, she has survived bad relationships, bad habits, and all that "hateration," and she's busted out the other side stronger, happier, and firmly at the top of her game.

• 2002 — Jeff Chang, Ghetto Dictionary — The Mystery review, Spin, July 2002:

  Jay-Z and Nas' New York City has nothing on Kingston as a hotbed for hateration.

• 2003 — Rob Kenner, "On Fire", Vibe, December 2003:

  While he experiences some hateration within the dancehall community, Elephant Man, for one, is rejoicing in his fellow Jamaican's success: "I gotta give thanks to the Lord for Sean Paul," says dance-hall's next big thing.

• 2006 — Nikki Turner, Riding Dirty on I-95, One World Books (2006), →ISBN, page 131:

  It wasn't no hateration, none of that, between the two of them.

• 2006 — Jozen Cummings, The Evolution of Robin Thicke review, Vibe, March 2006:

  "High School Man," a funky blend of '70s rock 'n' roll and hip hop, devolves into a repetitive tale of juvenile hateration.

• 2007 — T. N. Baker, Dice, St. Martin's Griffin (2007), →ISBN, page 7:

  Ignoring that nigga Tone's hateration, E-Money reached through the window on the passenger side and extended his hand.

• 2008 — L. A. Banks, Bite the Bullet, St. Martin's Press (2008), →ISBN, page 218:

  "What's worse is you are running on old green-eyed jealousy. Hateration to the core. And we don't time for it."

• 2008 — Jacquelin Thomas, Divine Match-Up, Pocket Books (2008), →ISBN, page 43:

  I feel a wave of hateration washing over me. I can't believe that Mimi's getting a car before I get one.

• 2009 — Thembisa S. Mshaka, Put Your Dreams First: Handle Your [Entertainment] Business, Business Plus (2009), →ISBN, page 96:

  Fortunately, master recording engineer and Hit Factory staffer Jimmy Douglas was hateration-free.

• 2009 — Kimberly Seals-Allers, The Mocha Manual to Turning Your Passion into Profit: How to Find and Grow Your Side Hustle in Any Economy, Amistad (2009), →ISBN, page 12:

  For starters, as you might expect, when you choose to create a life outside the usual boundaries of conventional ideas about work, folks begin to talk. The hateration starts spreading like gangrene.

• 2009 — Clara Villarosa (with Alicia Villarosa), Down to Business: The First 10 Steps to Entrepreneurship for Women, Avery (2009), →ISBN, unnumbered page:

  When I opened my store, I learned firsthand about "hateration" and actually lost some friends who were resentful.

• 2009 — Tiffany Warren, The Bishop's Daughter, Grand Central Publishing (2009), →ISBN, unnumbered page:

  Ouch. Can somebody spell h-a-t-e-r-a-t-i-o-n?

• 2010 — Helena Andrews, Bitch is the New Black: A Memoir, HarperCollins (2010), →ISBN, page 77:

  I got high off the hateration, running through the aforementioned list with anyone who asked, which was everyone, since everybody knew he spent the night in my stuff — well, not in my stuff, but you get the picture.

• 2010 — Krista Cole, La Familia Divided, The Cartel Publications (2010), →ISBN, page 18:

  "I'm happy for you," she said with a hint of hateration in her voice.

• 2011 — Nikki Carter, All the Wrong Moves, Dafina Books (2011), →ISBN, page 70:

  There's a smile on Dreya's face, but the look in her eyes is pure hateration.

• 2011 — Alexis Grant (pseudonym of Leslie Esdaile Banks), Sizzle and Burn, St. Martin's Paperbacks (2011), →ISBN, page 110:

  "Then…ah…it's just professional hateration," Ryan said with a sly smile.