apples

[ap-uhlz]

adjective

Australian Slang.

1. well or fine; under control.

apples

/ ˈæpəlz /

plural noun

1. See apples and pears

2. informal,  all is going well

Example Sentences

"I did get hooked on apples for a while," he said.

From BBC

The raw apples held their flavor and a bit of bite perfectly.

From Salon

The preschoolers were fascinated, looking at their classroom through the lens of an iPad camera, watching animated images pop up as a cheerful voice told them: Feed apples to a pig behind a haystack.

From Los Angeles Times

Both studies carefully ensured they were comparing apples to apples — the only difference between the studied groups was the length of their exposure to a jail, causing researchers to conclude that jail itself is “criminogenic.”

From Salon

He found a parking spot out front and began unloading the boxes of strawberries and one box of apples.

From Los Angeles Times