approach

v. To get closer to something.

The troops approached the enemy to attack accurately.

by Flávio Faria May 18, 2006

approximately

A term guilty people use when they are guilty as hell.

Investigator: "What did you have for breakfast?"

Suspect: "Well basically, I barely got to my home at approximately 2am."

by RPD00001 April 5, 2017

Cultural Appropriation

The ridiculous notion that being of a different culture or race (especially white) means that you are not allowed to adopt things from other cultures. This does nothing but support segregation and hinder progress in the world. All it serves to do is to promote segregation and racism.

"That plain ass white bitch is wearing a bindi! That's classic Cultural Appropriation!"

"Doesn't Osaka in Japan have a bastardized Americanized city? Isn't that Cultural Appropriation?"
"Cultural Appropriation only applies to white people, so that doesn't count."

by garrenn November 25, 2014

UD Approved

A word that is UD approved is a word that is approved and officially defined by the Urban Dictionary website.

James: Are you sure COG terror's a word? I've never heard it used in a sentence before?

Steve: Of course! I looked it up and it's UD approved!

by somecallhimstevie May 5, 2009

I approve this message

A suffix-phrase attached to the end of any sentence, especially insults, to make you sound like a douche-bag politician. Particularly useful in accentuating the in-your-faceness of an insult.

Listen Bob, I'm tired of finding dirty dishes in the sink and picking up the dirty boxers you leave all over the bedroom. Get your ass in gear, you slovenly piece of crap, or I'll walk right out that door forever--Oh I will--but not before shoving your disgusting underwear down your throat.

I'm your girlfriend, and I approve this message.

by SparklMotion November 3, 2008

appropirate

Pirate approved.

"Have some rum, it's appropirate!"

by Mercy Buckets March 21, 2009

Goldilocks Approach

When a person is convinced on something unknowingly by being presented three options. Option 1 is more than necessary. Option 2 is just right. Option 3 is inadequate and makes option 2 look more desirable. Slight variation from the children's story. Option 2 is always chosen.

Salesman: This one is expensive/big/overkill. This one is mid-range/practical/affordable. This one is economic/cheap/low quality.
Consumer: Ah I think I'll go with option 2. You tricky salesman!
Salesman(To Coworkers): That's how the goldilocks approach is done my friends.

by brydanS December 26, 2009