Approachers

1. The Zombie like people who refuse social distancing in public areas.
2. Self important Assholes that encourage others into Antisocial Nearing.
3. Any scumbag that purposely touches or licks something to frighten someone during a pandemic.

I went in to get some jelly but those Approachers were everywhere, I'll go back later!

by James Fallon May 4, 2020

The L.O.C.O Approach

means 'The Lights Off Covers On Approach'
Used when a girl/guy is a butterface and you don't have a brown bag handy.

Fugly Prostiwhore: Hey stud, wanna have a little fun?
Me: Sure! As long as you're OK with The L.O.C.O Approach you dreadful skank!

by Jorgen Von Strangle June 16, 2008

shogun approach

When you're asked random-ass obscure question in writing (e.g. via Email) referring to an even more obscure document (usually a spreadsheet), and are forced to acknowledge it's existence.

"Hey man, what-the-eff Jeff sent me a message apologizing for using the shogun approach, you have any idea what he's on about?"

by TheyCallMeBubbles April 2, 2019

le approache

Previously you failed, work doesn't stop. To continue progress complete tasks you were going to do.
Fun! Obviously distracted now brain wanna cooperate. Learn you circled back eventually by reminding yourself of the bad experience on accident: casual balance found.

to try a new **le approache**.

by cerx February 27, 2024

ronis is approaching.

a term used to anticipate the arrival of ronis.

ronis is approaching.

by wiggitywowzerz420 July 25, 2021

Cold Approach

Walking up to random girl at the bar and Chettying her up

Yooo are we ripping Cold Approaches tonight?!?!

Obviously

by ChettyTok March 25, 2025

approach-avoidance defensive conflict

Being a backronym of AADC (the title of an Indonesian movie), "approach-avoidance defensive conflict" refers to the psychological struggle where a single goal has both positive and negative aspects, causing a person to be both drawn to and repelled by it. This internal tension leads to stress and indecision as the individual weighs the pros and cons, and the conflict often results in periods of back-and-forth thinking. Examples include wanting a promotion but dreading the longer hours, or wanting a vacation but being discouraged by the high cost.

She faced an approach-avoidance defensive conflict when she considered accepting the job offer; the salary was great, but the thought of a longer commute made her hesitate.

by Emotional Cruiser October 25, 2025