accomplice

1. Someone who works with another to get something done. A person who helps another carry out some plan...Usually bad.

2. Partner in Crime

My accomplice helped me out when I needed a favor.

by AZ.. February 2, 2008

Accomplice

The TOP ranking of any kind of friendship. If you are titled accomplice, then you should be honored, and proud that you are that good of a friend.

Sophia: Hey, I want you to be my accomplice

Me: OH MY GOOOSSSHHHH

by sophiasaccomplice May 23, 2016

Accomplice

Someone compliant with a kid that shoots up a school, even if they didn't pull the trigger.

The instigator was accomplice of the shooter if he/she convinced the kid to go and shoot up a school, that makes the instigator an accessory to murder. Perhaps being an instigator should be a little bit less fun and glamourized the way it is in songs, but it's unlikely that people will start thinking of it as an irredeemable quality in someone any time soon.

by The Original Agahnim January 25, 2022

Universal Accomplice

A universal accomplice is an individual that helps demolish internal and external ablest beliefs systems. They promote self-reliance and interdependence consciously.

When people are aware of other individuals needs and take action to support them they can be called an universal accomplice .

by The Brassknucklebeauty October 17, 2021

Mission Accomplished and not in a Bush way

A way of saying something important has actually been accomplished for real, while at the same time mocking former president George W. Bush

On May 1,2003 George W Bush landed on the deck of the U.S.S. Abraham Lincoln for a photo-op wearing a flight suit and declared "Mission Accomplished" in Iraq when in fact the war had just begun and absolutuly nothing had been accomplished. Exactly 8 years later Osama bin Laden was killed in Pakistan by Navy Seals, this is an example of Mission Accomplished and not in a Bush way.

by SKY_DOG July 15, 2011

the intent is to provide players with a sense of pride and accomplishment

EA's justification on reddit for Star Wars Battlefront 2, claiming they weren't money hungry assholes, but the reply received over 600,000 downvotes.

EA: The intent is to provide players with a sense of pride and accomplishment for unlocking different heroes.
EA: *Gets over 600,000 downvotes*
EA: Shit.

by Boisin sauce May 19, 2018

a sense of pride and accomplishment

What you will feel when unlocking a character in an EA game.

Shit, it took 40 hours to get Darth Vader, but damn do i feel a sense of pride and accomplishment.

by UltimateN555 February 5, 2018