autie

As a noun autie is

(informal|nonstandard|endearing) an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with asperger's syndrome.

As nouns the difference between auntie and autie

is that auntie is diminutive of lang=en while autie is an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.

As a proper noun Auntie

is (UK) an affectionate nickname for the BBC.

As nouns the difference between outie and autie

is that outie is (slang) a navel that protrudes from the abdomen while autie is (informal|nonstandard|endearing) an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with asperger's syndrome.

As nouns the difference between autie and dutie

is that autie is an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome while dutie is obsolete spelling of lang=en.

As nouns the difference between antie and autie

is that antie is (south africa) an older female authority figure while autie is (informal|nonstandard|endearing) an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with asperger's syndrome.

As nouns the difference between cutie and autie

is that cutie is term of endearment, typically used to refer to a cute person or animal while autie is (informal|nonstandard|endearing) an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with asperger's syndrome.

As nouns the difference between altie and autie

is that altie is (slang) one who believes in the efficacy of alternative medicine while autie is (informal|nonstandard|endearing) an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with asperger's syndrome.

As nouns the difference between autistic and autie

is that autistic is a person who has autism while autie is an autistic person; sometimes used in contrast with aspie, to denote a person who is on the autistic spectrum but not diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.

As an adjective autistic

is pertaining to, or having autism.