An immense collection of very light elements. A star is over 95% hydrogen with trace amounts of helium, oxygen, carbon, and other heavy elements. The star derives its energy from a thermonuclear reaction initieted by the pressure created by the gravitational pull of the gasses inward. A star will burn for millions if not billions of years before the hydrogen supply is depleted and the star's nuclear fusion reaction fails. The star will then explode and remove an outer layer of gasses and then collapse into a dense state. Average stars collapse into Dwarf Stars while massive ones form neutro stars of black holes.
by X-45B23 July 15, 2006
Stars are the average looking guy who can play football good. He also is very popular and is a good friend. If you need to laugh or get advice then go to your best option which is star. He also has a big dick.
by Woodadvice March 21, 2018
Someone who you look up to: Stars are in the sky so you look up to them if you call someone a star you are referring to them as someone who you also look up to.
by kalblue15 September 30, 2012
by Ikken May 18, 2008
Stars, as in '**' the asterix key, are commonly used when communicating through texts, msn messenger, yahoo messenger etc. They are used to depict an action. Can also be used to correct a spelling error.
RULES OF STAR USE:
1. Present tense must be used inbetween stars.
2. Whatever is written inbetween stars must represent an action.
3. When doing something involving the other person you're talking to, you can either refer to them as 'you', or use their name.
4. If you accidently leave out a star, when correcting you must not let a star be on its own because it will be lonely.
5. If you are going to use the stars twice in a row, only one star is needed inbetween the two phrases.
6. There are special rules of star use for the goodbye routine which is only done by superior and interesting people.
7. Finally, treat the stars well. They are very special and I love them.
RULES OF STAR USE:
1. Present tense must be used inbetween stars.
2. Whatever is written inbetween stars must represent an action.
3. When doing something involving the other person you're talking to, you can either refer to them as 'you', or use their name.
4. If you accidently leave out a star, when correcting you must not let a star be on its own because it will be lonely.
5. If you are going to use the stars twice in a row, only one star is needed inbetween the two phrases.
6. There are special rules of star use for the goodbye routine which is only done by superior and interesting people.
7. Finally, treat the stars well. They are very special and I love them.
Standard uses of stars:
*Waves at monitor*
*Dances*
When correcting:
'Doing aynthign today?'
'anything*'
Example of rule 4:
'*Offers Simon a sweet'
'**'
Example of rule 5:
'*Is now talking crap*shuts up*'
An example of rule 6 is unavailable due to the goodbye routine being sacred.
*Waves at monitor*
*Dances*
When correcting:
'Doing aynthign today?'
'anything*'
Example of rule 4:
'*Offers Simon a sweet'
'**'
Example of rule 5:
'*Is now talking crap*shuts up*'
An example of rule 6 is unavailable due to the goodbye routine being sacred.
by Kake December 24, 2004