Entitled

A word used to call someone privileged which makes them sound like an ass instead of oneself.

"That entitled douchebag just expects everyone to give him what he wants."

Entitled

The adjective given to a parent who believes that everyone has wronged them and their children, and attempt to get those people in jail, before getting arrested themselves. This adjective can also describe the child of an entitled parent who tries to use their parents to get them anything they want.

Disabled Person in Wheelchair: *exists*
Entitled Parent: GIVE MY SON YOUR WHEELCHAIR NOW! HE IS EXHAUSTED AND DESERVES IT WAY MORE THAN YOU!

Entitled

Your average Baby boomer. They think they know it all and have no respect for anything that doesn't benefit their bank account. All they care about is money, and they think they deserve a medal just for growing old. Basically a 40+ year old snowflake.

It's not uncommon for one of the entitled to cut you off in traffic or steal a parking spot from you. If you happen to sucker punch one out in the urban wilderness, you'll likely be sued for the rest of your life.

Baby boomers are entitled pricks.

Entitled

A Brat, Could Be Am Adult Or Kid, Usually Adult.

For Example: A Thingy-Dingy

Entitled Parent:GIVE MY SON YOUR PHONE!

Entitled Kid: I WANT IT!

Me: No

Entitled Parents: IM CALLING THE POLICE

Me:Ok

Entitled

CHARLEE CASE

This girl thinks/believes I'm am entitled to the world.but she needs to look in the mirror

Entitled

A catch-all insult designed to attack people who you perceive as having life easier than you, but you can't explain why.

Also used to express jealousy.

"ugh... Britney is so entitled!"
"OMG why?!"
"she has rich parents so I've decided she's a terrible person (even though you can't choose who your parents are)."
"wow what a b#tch!"

entitled

When someone thinks they deserve better than anyone else for no reason. They are a horrible person but act like they are the best and think they should be worshipped for it.

The entitled man demanded he be first in line, even though he didn't get there first.
The woman expected the waitress take time out of her day to move her to a different table, even though it was against the rules.