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brown apostrophe 

When you have a kink that turns possessive. Your brown apostrophe.
At first, John and Mary were only experimenting with bondage. Now John only can get off to pain. It's his brown apostrophe.

apostrophe 

the title given to a unofficial girlfriend/boyfriend or to an on/off relationship partner.
Ian: "I'd like to introduce my friend Steven."

Steven: "What's up."

Ian: "And this is Steven's... Steven's apostrophe Johanna."

Johanna: "Hey."
apostrophe by 89IA January 9, 2011

apostrophic 

adj.
A combination of 'apostrophe' and 'catastrophic' meaning desperately, apocalyptically in need of an apostrophe.
Grammar Geek 1: Ugh, I can't believe she wanted me to watch "Two Weeks Notice" with her. The entire time, all I could think of was the absolutely apostrophic title!
Grammar Geek 2: I am so sorry. That's terrible.

An apostrophic text message: sry cant talk now. how bout later?
The same message, fixed: Sorry, can't talk now. How 'bout later?

apostrophosize 

to add apostrophes where needed.
OH NO! I forgot to apostrophosize "theyre"!
apostrophosize by BEEFCAKES:D April 14, 2010

apostrophinated 

the word "doesn't" is apostrophinated.
apostrophinated by Frenger December 9, 2008

apostrophisize 

(v.) It means to add an apostrophe, to add a direct addressing of an imaginary being
"In this term paper, you need to apostrophisize something, as I said is one of the requirements."
apostrophisize by THwildy July 31, 2006