Geographical Appreciation

the process by which one takes into account, or considers, geographical matter when making reference to a geographical setting or area/field

Hey John! are you forgetting to utilise Geographical Appreciation when evaluating this essay?

by Joe Enchantt November 16, 2022

Color Appreciative

To appreciate different cultures as opposed to having to ignore their culture or be "color blind" in order to embrace them.

Upgrade to the term "color blind".

I'd rather be color appreciative than to be color blind.

by on November 3, 2021

much appreciated

If someone does something helpful to you. And u want to say thanks, u can use the word, 'much appreciated' in that case.

A : Hey, u forgot ur keys at my place.. Here.
B. Oh ! Much appreciated

by TheDamsel👸 July 15, 2016

music appreciation

Music appreciation involves an understanding of the elements of music, musical forms, musical styles, and periods. The cultivation of an understanding and sensitive awareness of music

Music apreciation should be a required subject in school.

by burgerz April 19, 2005

Much Appreciated

An alternative up-and-coming contender to the popular response"Thank you; Thanks, Thank you very much, Many Thanks, etc". We will know if becomes commonplace in 50 years (from when this is posted) if people rarely or not all use "Thanks" anymore.

Cashier: I added a free bag to your groceries.
Customer: Perfect, Much Appreciated!
Cashier (Caught off guard; ponder): "What? Well, that was unexpected. That caught my attention"

Cashier: Ah, yeah, much appreciated ...

by flakewater June 3, 2017

stoner appreciation

When one stoner appreciates another stoners story or skill

Jack H.: I just smoked four bowls out my water pipe with some God's Gift
Mary Jane: damn i wish i could do that
Jack H.: Thanks for the stoner appreciation

by Sketchturner420 May 28, 2010

Appreciation Spoon

A small spoon used when eating expensive or pleasurable food stuffs in order to extend eating time and appreciation.

"We shall eat this ice cream with appreciation spoons."

by Tom Hooper October 23, 2007