Appove 

To completely denounce and reject an action or person.
Antonym of approve

I completely appove of doxxing people online

Appove by Nurthen_T January 9, 2022

appove 

approve

Don't forget to appove your time cards!

appove by Thurston June 18, 2003

PLEASE APPROVE

PLEASE VOTE TO ADD THIS

PLEASE APPROVE THIS AND ADD IT

PLEASE APPROVE by wagglyopposum December 6, 2018

approve new words 

A feature on Urban Dictionary that let's you approve the definitions thought up by the masses (because the people who run Urban Dictionary have gotten too lazy to do it themselves). Most of them tend to be names submitted by egotistical teenagers (see urbandictionary names), and the few that are funny or at least relevant often times don't get approved because half of the people using the "approve new words" section are just trying to push their own shitty name submission.

I tried out UD's approve new words feature and all I saw were ass-kissing name submissions.

approve new words by thisplacesucksass April 8, 2015

Hillary Duff Would Not Approve

Any time you use the word "gay" to describe something you don't like. It is based on the tv edumercials staring Hillary Duff. The commercials are intended to stop this use of the word "gay" which is in itself a good cause, but the commercials are so ridiculous that they have become a joke on their own.

guy 1: Hey did you hear that Mr. Garcia is collecting our current events TODAY??? That's so gay!

guy 2: Hey man, Hillary Duff Would Not Approve

Hillary Duff Would Not Approve by Changus Kahn July 11, 2009

Mormon Approved 

Anything not containing sexual innuendo, profanity, drugs, alcohol, caffeine or coffee. Also someone who excels in school and/ or volunteers excessively.

Person 1: Who did you hear that "that's what she said" joke from? Was it Micah?
Person 2: Nah, it was John, Micah's WAY too Mormon Approved.

Mormon Approved by MuffinMan794 November 18, 2011

i approve this message

A requirement implemented in the campaign finance reform legislation promulgated by Sens. John McCain (R-AZ) and Russ Feingold (D-WI). It requires that candidates explicitly define the source of television and radio advertisments as coming from their election organizations rather than from another source. It is done as a mechanism to control so-called "soft money" contributions to compaigns.

"I'm John Kerry, and I approve this message."

i approve this message by David Green July 30, 2004