I might add to what Cuck Norris said that "attackative" from a few pages back is a neologism, and a silly one at that. The perfectly good existing word "belligerent" would have done; it has the same number of syllables, so you could have gone on being needlessly polysyllabic without taking the trouble to invent words that sound like an ad agency for an insurance firm tried to be clever. There's nothing wrong with coining terms as long as they fill a need, don't already duplicate the function of an existing word that most reasonably bright people would know, and don't sound childish -- "Mummy, I hate that attackative doggie next door!" You're not inflating anyone's opinion of you but your own.