apropiate

apropiate is a and oppisite word for inapropiate it means to say something clean and not dirty.

That video was apropiate for elementry students.

by [e-mail] March 30, 2017

abropriate

the fucking awe-inspiring pertinence of something suitably conveyed amongst the bros.

Fuck Johnathan, packing that eight bowl last night while our dim-witted whores of friends argued over mundane and outright absurd shit was so abropriate.

by GANGTA ROON June 22, 2010

Passive Appropriate

To say something that in context is appropriate, but can be taken easily out of context to be made inappropriate.

Susie told me that I had a big package, and we know she wasn't talking about the box I was carrying; it was so passive appropriate!

by Julia Goulia November 13, 2019

Urban Dictionary is not appropriate for all audiences

look at some of the stuff on here!

every term has a sexual connotation

by pissmaker December 16, 2004

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

Urban Dictionary is not appropriate for all audiences

an awkward silence-inducing comment made in a conversation about the popular online dictionary.

thom: look at this website i came across last evening
ed: i've seen that, it's urban dictionary
jonny: hey colin, have you seen this?
colin: of course, it's my personal browser's homepage
phil: you know, urban dictionary is not appropriate for all audiences.
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by timothy viale October 19, 2009

not appropriate for court

1) A term used to address an awkward faux pas related to a sexual encounter.

2) It can also indicate a faux pas made in terms of outward appearance.

Example 1:

Adam: So I teabagged Clare last night!
Sue: That's not appropriate for court!

Example 2:

Cindy: Daddy, why don't you keep your hair long?
Richard: That's not appropriate for court.

by llcoolc February 3, 2010