Apptized

Those that have been indoctrinated into the world of "Apps" - that's about 1Bn of us since late 2012 and expected to grow to 2Bn by 2015.
All it takes is to use an app, just one app, one time and you've been apptized my friend!
A common religion, agnostic to all - except a strong well established iCult that is predominantly based in Northern California with it's spiritual home located in Cupertino.

You've been Apptized if you've ever used an app - From Map Apps to Fart Apps and everything in between.

by A. Shanks Utd. May 26, 2013

Applier

More of an Apple taste. More appley.

Put apples in the apple juice to make it more applier.

There’s Apple and then there’s applier.

by Sempermentality March 12, 2020

applinees

a synonym for applicants

the applinees had to fill out a survey before their application got approved.

by finalreckoning May 14, 2020

Applied Extraphysics

Applied extraphysics is the application of extraphysics to solve scientific or engineering problems. It is usually considered to be a bridge or a connection between extraphysics and engineering.

"Applied extraphysics is an interesting concept that might help engineering and technology a lot, mainly on the search for extraphysical life and existence, and even for access higher dimensions and develop better computer, robotic and engineer technology."

"Applied extraphysics might be really useful on reaching extraphysicism and soulism, but not just that, but even for technodeist and scientific deist research."

by Full Monteirism March 3, 2021

Applied-cummery

When a man ejaculates into his hand and wipes it on said partners body

Ahh dude... I was out on the weekend and applied-cummery on his/her face.

by Swiss-swiss January 9, 2022

Applied Thermodynamics

The use of thermodynamic principles to design, analyze, and optimize real-world systems—engines, refrigerators, power plants, chemical processes, and even electronic devices. It's the engineering workhorse that takes the abstract laws of energy and makes them build things, calculating efficiencies, losses, and feasibility to turn heat into motion, cold, or electricity.

Example: "The applied thermodynamics exam was brutal: 'Design a Rankine cycle for a geothermal plant with these brine temps, calculate the turbine work output, and sketch the T-s diagram.' For the rest of us, it was hieroglyphics. For them, it was the blueprint for pulling power from hot rocks."

by Abzugal January 30, 2026

Applied Game Theory

The use of game theory’s mathematical models—which analyze strategic interactions between rational decision-makers—to solve real-world problems in economics, business, politics, and biology. It moves beyond the textbook “Prisoner’s Dilemma” to design auctions, negotiate treaties, price products, or even schedule airport security checks. Practitioners don’t just predict what players will do; they design the rules of the “game” itself to incentivize better outcomes, like creating a market that naturally reduces pollution or a contract that aligns an employee’s interests with the company’s.

Example: “The city used applied game theory to fix traffic. Instead of just adding lights, they made each traffic signal an ‘agent’ in a game, rewarded for keeping cars moving on its road but penalized for creating gridlock on intersecting streets. The signals started cooperating, learning to form ‘green waves.’ They didn’t just react to traffic; they played a city-sized game of optimization and won.”

by Abzunammu February 2, 2026