Apologetic: (Adjective) Regretfully acknowledging or excusing an offense or failure."It was a stupid joke because it rhymes. In the hands of a responsible journalist, humor and sarcasm will be translated appropriately," Miller told us with a smirk at the film's Cinema Society/Links of London screening. "It was not meant as disrespectful in any way. In England, we have great rhyming slang, and everyone spends their day rhyming. But for all the trouble that comment caused, there were many people who were supportive." (Source)
Armed and Dangerous: (Phrase) One who is equipped with or carrying a weapon or weapons and is able or likely to cause harm or injury.Hank and i went to the shooting range the other day so that he could teach me how to shoot a gun, or two or three hahaha. I think its so important that every woman learn self defense, plus its fun :D Im definitely a pro now haha!!
Check out these pics of me working the rifle and of Hank showing me how its done! (Source)
Awe-Inspiring: (Adjective) Arousing awe through being impressive, formidable, or magnificent.
April Fool's: (Exclamation) Said to a person who is the victim of a trick or hoax on April 1.
Animal Lover: (Noun) Someone with emotions that lead to bonding with non-human species.The former model - who last week invested in a seaside cafe which she plans to turn into a vegetarian eatery - has agreed to launch a new meat-free burger at the company's 11,350 outlets throughout the world, according to U.K. newspaper The People.
A source tells the publication, "Heather is ecstatic. She believes she can change the eating habits of millions. She's also being paid a lot of money and the deal will help boost her standing." (Source)
Adult: (Adjective) Emotionally and mentally mature.“She refuses to be on the set at the same time as him,” the pal tells OK!. “She is making it difficult for everyone involved.” (Her rep denies this). As for Milo, “He’s not going to play any games or stoop to her level,” says the friend. (Source)
Appropriate: (Adjective) Suitable or proper in the circumstances."Contrary to rumors linked to false articles," a late-night statement posted on Britney's website reads. "Britney Spears' sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, will be joining her on the entire Circus tour and will be attending shows as planned."
"Britney's family is a huge inspiration and she loves having them on the road with her." (Source)
About Time: (Phrase) Used to convey that something now happening or about to happen should have happened earlier."All she's doing is following Criss Angel around to all of his magic shows, with no legitimate job to speak of," said an insider. "She's still heartbroken and regretful about how things went down with Hef.
"Then she ran into the arms of Criss Angel," the source told Us. "But then it's like, 'This is not everything I thought it would be.'" (Source)
Accessorize: (Verb) To serve as a fashion accessory to a garment.“Madonna and Jesus have spent all week planning their outfits for Oscar night,” a pal tells OK! “Madonna is planning on using the Vanity Fair party to introduce Jesus to the world as her new boyfriend, and she wants everything to be perfect!" (Source)
Abuser: (Noun) Someone who assaults another person, esp. a woman or child.Police confirmed late Sunday that an unidentified woman phoned 911 and claimed she got into a fight with the singer and he attacked her. Police say the woman had visible injuries.
When officers arrived, they found the victim, but Brown had already left the scene, police say. Both Brown and Rihanna pulled out of Sunday's Grammy Awards at the last minute. (Source)
Artificial: (Adjective) Made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally.
Avant-Garde: (Adjective) New and unusual or experimental ideas.
Again: (Adverb) Another time; once more."Not all the contracts are signed, but everyone is on board," a source tells Us. "It just happened."
Nixon told Us she has a few ideas for her character, feisty lawyer Miranda Hobbes. "I would love to see her and Carrie and Charlotte and Samantha all go off on some wild mad cap adventure somewhere," she said. (Source)
Aaawkward: (Adjective) Causing or feeling extreme embarrassment or uncomfortableness; extra A's added for emphasis.Timberlake was in the middle of a late-night dinner with current girlfriend Jessica Biel when Spears walked through the door with her mom Lynne around 10 p.m. While "Jessica looked gorgeous," Spears "didn't look the best, but she probably thought no one would see her, as this restaurant isn't usually a hot spot," the onlooker tells Us.
The witness describes the restaurant as "so small...like the size of a living room," and the situation as "uncomfortable. "Jessica and Justin looked to be slumping down in their seats to avoid [Spears]." (Source)
Abhorrent: (Adjective) Inspiring disgust and loathing; repugnant.