Modular

[Sarah]

Of or pertaining to mode, modulation, module, or modius; as,modular arrangement; modular accent; modular measure.

[Sarah]

The new format of most degrees and educational qualifications. Formerly, such qualifications would be assessed by a single or multiple examination(s) at the end of the work. Under the modular format, exams are taken at the end of each learning stage. A criticism is it puts too much pressure on teachers to constantly mark.

[Sarah]

Said of a computer program which has, for economical and practical reasons, been divided in separate individual modules.
A modular program (or application) must satisfy BOTH these rules:

A module must have two or more features

Given any two features, there can't be a module that includes them both

[Sarah]

talented electronic musician with good looks and talent to boot.

[Sarah]

Modular Mod-U-Lar
A engine or Motor constructed out of a inferior design
A term used to discribe a motor or car that is on the verge of expiration
A term used to describe the actual event of a motor imploding or exploding because it was built poorly