Apostol

Greek origin. Someone who has a great personality and loves to laugh. Very caring and is a good friend. Also extremely smart even though they may not realize it. Humble but not shy. A great guy to just talk to or hang out with.

Have you met my friend? He's a real Apostol.

by clare94 July 6, 2010

aposematist

A sociopathic person who undergoes prominently visible body modifications which are repulsive in nature and/or who exhibits unpleasant, antisocial tattoos.

The purpose of such body mutilation by a sociopath is overtly to display socially hostile attitudes and so discourage normal people from engaging with the wearer. Aposematists often identify themselves with other socially inadequate and hostile misfits with similarly repulsive markings. These displays are also narcissistically arrogant in nature and create a sense of individuality in the wearers.

Wearers of body modifications that are relatively unique and which may be considered artistic and imaginative are not necessarily antisocial in attitude.

However, prominently displayed and in-your-face body piercings and accoutrements designed to shock and repulse viewers, which the vast majority of people would consider to be unsightly disfigurements are evidence of sociopathic aposematism.

by Fritsy Bitsy November 28, 2012

APOTD

APOTD is a term called Appreciation Person Of The Day, it's an event where people can dm them in any social media about a specific person they want to appreciate, then as per schedule, they posted it to public and everyone else can appreciate what the person has given

Today's APOTD is for ... because .... let's all appreciate him/her/attackhelicopter

by ProScience28 March 20, 2022

grocer's apostrophe

A punctuation mark used to create a plural by grocers on blackboards, despite being unnecessary for the rest of the population.

Apple's 70p per pound

Special offer on raspberrie's and and banana's

The grocer's apostrophe can be also be used in other situation's by tho'se who don't know any better

by da grammar police June 4, 2010

alien apostrophe

the use of an apostrophe in the naming of aliens in science fiction. Extremely prevalent in turning a common name into an alien-esque name.

Author: "hmm. I need a name for this alien in my book"

Friend: "How about... Jon?"

Author: "No. I will use J'on!"

Friend: "Ah, the use of the alien apostrophe, like Kal'el, Jor'el, Teal'c, Bra'tac, D'on...

by srav May 3, 2009

Gigi D'Agostino

Popular Italian DJ. Has been around since the early 1990s. Pioneer of mediterrean house music. Artist, DJ, and producer.

Gigi has produced multiple hits in his day like "Bla Bla Bla" and "La Passion". However, no song has been as popular as his song, "L'Amour Toujours (I'll Fly With You)". The song became instantly popular in Europe and eventually made it's way over to the US.

After "L'Amour Toujours", Gigi teamed up with popular radio DJ, Albertino, and made the surprise hit "Super". After making multiple compilation CDs, Gigi has released his "Silence" album. Great songs.

Gigi is a great DJ and an amazing artist. His sound is unique and so is his style. And it will be many years before Gigi retires. Till then, enjoy the music!

I listened to Gigi's "Silence" album last night. Best techno I've heard!

by Will August 12, 2004

apolte

The spot of light created by sunlight reflecting off a watch or a mobile object. First known usage in the 1970s in the Hexham area; now known to have spread to Oxfordshire and Bermuda.

'Get that apolte out of my face!'

by ladie.douglass July 27, 2016