Rabbi Approved

Synonym to "kosher" and "legimate."

I think my sack was shorted, man. That shit is not Rabbi approved.

by catpoop5 January 3, 2011

Jesuit Appropriate

The term coined by St. Xaiver students.

Usually means the appropriate-ness that is approved by St. X.

"At my end of the school year at St. X party, there will be games, food and dancing! But let's keep it Jesuit appropriate!!!"

by LickingLampshades September 25, 2011

approval seeker

Somone who try's to seek approval from other people to feel ok with themselves.

Fake friend usually are "approval seekers" Around people they are trying to impress.

by Butter cups May 1, 2016

appmon

Appmon, short for (Digimon Universe) Appli Monsters, is a Digimon series that began airing in 2016. Instead of traditional Digimon, this series has Appmon, which are digital monsters that represent phone applications. Many Digimon fans first thought it would be too childish, or just not "real Digimon". While it is generally more silly and has a different style of pacing, it still has great characters, greatly emphasises the digital aspect of digimon, and amazing moments that fit right in with a Digimon series (ep 19 is a wonderful example).

(Probably the only Digimon series so far with actual LGBT representation, with the two girls on Appter in ep 27, and Haru and Yuujin's relationship arguably being more than just bait)

Appmon is already one of my favorite Digimon series.

by GPigeons June 16, 2017

Courtesy Approve

On Facebook, when you receive a request from someone who you see has several mutual friends, but you know that you have never met them and don't really want to approve their friend request, but you do anyway to avoid looking like an asshole/bitch, this is considered a courtesy approve.

I had to courtesy approve her friend request so I wouldn't look like a dick. She's friends with Monica and I can't be havin Monica thinkin I'm a dick, cause she gonna be my baby momma one day. Gnome Sayin?

by Paddywack January 10, 2011

Political Appropriation

The political act of claiming a political policy, group of voters, or position not usually associated with those making the claim.

The republicans attempted the political appropriation of african-american voters from the democrats by asking them for their votes by reasoning "what have you got to lose?"

by Vervatious September 20, 2016

Pi Approximation Day

An annual math event that is commemorated on 22nd July (22/7) among billions of people worldwide, who conventionally write their date in the DD/MM/YYYY format, compared to the millions of folks who celebrate Pi Day on March 14 (3/14).

What is the ratio of the number of math students and teachers globally who celebrate Pi Approximation Day in July to the number of those who commemorate Pi Day in March every year.

by MathPlus July 23, 2021