Felicitous

adjective
1. suitable or right and expressing well the intended thought or feeling.

2. happy

1. He summed up Jack's achievements in one or two felicitous phrases.

2. I am so felicitous today since my father has returned from his journey.

NOTE: The opposite of felicitous is infelicitous.

by Ezechiel January 26, 2007

Felicite

She is always friendly and happy and makes everyone else feel happy as well. She will brighten up the dullest of days just by being herself and will make anyone who is feeling down, feel much much better. She will turn the smallest of jokes into the funniest that you have ever heard. People will always be heard laughing around a Felicite.

She's always so Felicite, never fails to make me smile!

by Pheonixchi February 6, 2010

Felicitations

A word generally used by the nerd and geek population to communicate "hello." One use will result in immediate social suicide.

Alfred: Felicitations my dungeons and dragons club!

Club: Felicitations fellow warrior!

by Alfred_the_Warrior May 26, 2009

Felicitate

verb: To give a mouth hug

Oliver Gossage would not leave until the chick decided to felicitate him.

by Mayberry Sexual Proclivities March 10, 2021

Felicitate

To blow everything out of proportion, and instigating drama when it is completely unnecessary.

“There are so many Uber and Lyft drivers in Albuquerque, it’s a blood war.”
“OMG, don’t felicitate the truth.”

by ABQGolfer January 9, 2018

Felicitation

A word having a similar, if not the same meaning as selation.

Felicitation? Its like salation. Selation * whatever

by laser cats December 17, 2010

felicitating

entering a state of hysteria so severe the sufferer is unable to walk or stand. Often accompanied by meaningless babbling.

She spent most of the exam felicitating

by scotsman_too_hotsman July 5, 2009