alosta

A hottie. A cutie. Layan Alosta is my wife. She is an amazing sister and acts like her little brothers moms. She’s amazing.

Hey look, It’s Alosta
She is so mommy

by lil lish November 23, 2021

Apostrous

horrendous, disgusting, extremely gross or yucky

could also mean extremely down bad

ex.1“just took a shit in the gas station bathroom”

“bro, using the gas station bathroom is apostrous”

ex.2”I asked Rebecca to piss on me”

“bro wtf, that shit is apostrous”

by YouzaSkoozy November 2, 2022

Aprostate

An individual excommunicated by prostatheists after seeing the light and becoming a fully fledged buttboy

We don’t speak of Gareth, he’s been damned as aprostate since he took up the life of a chutney ferret

by Novox May 27, 2023

Apostrophet

Derived from the pop-cultural lexicon, during the 21st century, "Apostrophet" functions as a linguistic marker denoting the conclusion of a statement or argument. Notably utilized due to its rarity yet undeniable truth, this term ascends metaphorically and literally beyond conventional punctuation, surpassing the customary period ("."). Additionally, it paints an image of a literally ascending punctuation mark, at the top of a word.

It is most commonly used by Teenage Singaporean Art-School kids. Founder of the word is remained anonymous but is known of.

Bananas are berries, yet Strawberries are not. Apostrophet’

by Apostrophe’ January 1, 2024

Apostitious

Knowingly unjust.

Jeremiah has a tendency to be quite apostitious due to his narcissism.

by TUR YUI FDOM May 24, 2024

apostle

it's the badge killer from midnight horrors that extends the timer to 4 minutes and swaps people's loadouts

a: "yo apostle just spawned on ai"
b: "lock in bro u need the badge"

by hiscy September 26, 2024

Aposterous

(Adjective)

Catastrophic, outrageous, atrocious, ridiculous &/or preposterous.

Basically describes something extremely silly, terrible &/or disastrous.

(e.g: 'The doctor exclaimed, 'This imposter putting pineapple on the pizza? Aposterous!' and flew a tantrum on the floor.')

(NOTE: The noun for aposterous would be apostrophy)

by Diana Lucius DeCollis December 17, 2024