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Laterade Pronounced: Lat-er-aid Part of speech: Verb, Noun Definition: The act of fully committing to a reckless or all-in decision with complete acceptance of whatever consequences come afterward. A conscious “full send” when there is no plan, no hesitation, and no turning back. Usage: • “We’re outnumbered and low HP… Laterade.” • “He knew it wouldn’t work, but he Lateraded anyway.” • “That wasn’t strategy—that was pure Laterade.” Origin: Coined during a gaming session when a player impulsively committed to a high-risk move with no plan beyond sending it and dealing with the outcome later.
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