acquiesce

To rest satisfied, or apparently satisfied, or to rest without opposition and discontent (usually implying previous opposition or discontent); to accept or consent by silence or by omitting to object.

Tiger Woods was forced to acquiesce to his wife's demands after screwing every babe in a town with a golf course or else have her take him for all he was worth.

or

Boss: I have decided to remove all cubical walls in order to improve communication between co-workers
Employee: I'll acquiesce to your judgment oh great one...

by RGibson October 22, 2010

veritas aquitas

Means "Truth" and "Justice" in Greek. Made extremely popular by the movie "The Boondock Saints".

Veritas Aquitas is tatood on the trigger fingers of the Boondock Saints.

by Bl33t July 26, 2006

acquitted

to release or discharge (a person) from an obligation , to satisfy someone lol

I was acquitted

by Lovely 1460 October 10, 2017

acquired scrotum?

the long, technical way to ask someone if they've:
"Got scrote?

"Acquired Scrotum?"
"Damn straight I got scrote!"

by Scrotometer #5 September 30, 2006

Acquittal

when you dress up normal political behaviour to make it seem like it’s grounds for removal from office, but then it backfires and you don’t get what you want and go home crying.

favour-for-favour is literally the foundation of all politics. this case was a waste of time, as usual. give that man an acquittal!

by spicycolonkid420 January 31, 2020

acquiring

The correct spelling of a word that your 'dictionary' spells as 'aquiring'.

Acquiring credibility as a dictionary is difficult if words within the dictionary are misspelt.

by L A Odicean December 23, 2011

Acquired Taste

Describes someone who is ugly at first, but gets prettier when you spend more time with them.

Guy 1: Why are you hanging out with her? She's ugly.
Guy 2: Nah Bro, She's just an acquired taste.

by Thad Badassle August 20, 2013