lookatchu

English

Etymology

From look at +‎ -chu.

Interjection

lookatchu

1. Pronunciation spelling of look at you.
   • 2010, J. Matthew Snook, chapter 14, in Night Moves, AuthorHouse, →ISBN, page 126:

     “Lookatchu.” Doody observed. “Y’all two niggas are stoned as a motherfucker. […]”

   • 2011, John Cooker, “The Divergent Characteristic”, in Cure Your Democracy: The Infection, Spread and Treatment of Contagious Opinions, Spin Doctor Press, →ISBN, page 49:

     Well, you’re common then, too, mista. Lookatchu. Didn’chu take the twenty dollars to be in this room with everyone else? Lookin’ all high and mighty, but you just as medi-okra as me.

   • 2015, Brett Wright, YOLO Juliet, Random House, →ISBN, page 38:

     Aw, well, lookatchu, actin’ all sweet.

   • 2021, Lucas Baisch, Dry Swallow, Methuen Drama, →ISBN:

     Lookatchu, puffin’ up. You ain’t fancy.

   • 2021, Dustin Harder, “It’s a Handful: Sandwiches, Tacos, and Burritos That Pack a Punch”, in Epic Vegan Quick and Easy: Simple One-Pot and One-Pan Plant-Based Recipes, Fair Winds Press, →ISBN, section “Breezy Cauliflower and Chorizo Brunch Tacos”, page 115:

     A mini taco sitting in a lime wedge: Lookatchu and your catering skills.