Micro-celebrity

A celebrity (Usually an actor/actress) who has not gained enough popularity to have their own Wikipedia page, but can still be considered a celebrity.

Examples of a micro-celebrity is someone who has had a few semi-major roles in a TV show/movie, but hasn't done enough such that they can be recognized by many.

by j0s June 23, 2014

celebrity wank

Pleasuring oneself over celebrities - usually the Hollywood smoking-hot kind but any TV munter would qualify if that's your thing.

-Dude are you coming mountain biking?

-No it's raining so I'm staying home and having a celebrity wank over that tramp from Eastenders with the massive norks

by stumpyB August 12, 2011

celebrity penis

Kick ass drawings of penii depicting people or objects.

The celebrity penis depicted the famous comic book hero, LOBO.

by Esch8 March 14, 2003

internet celebrity

Someone whose credibility ends where real life begins.

"My YouTube video has the square root of pi trillion hits. That makes me an Internet celebrity!"

"Shut up and give me my taco, you loser fuckbrick."

by Gerbil Warrior April 17, 2008

celebrity apology

when a celebrity does or says something really stupid and gets massive backlash, thus they pretend to be sorry for it.

"dude, remember when Kathy Griffin fake cut off donald trump's head and then pretended to be sorry after the backlash?"
"yeah, it was such a celebrity apology"

by ADdictedHD October 14, 2018

Charlotte celebrity

Someone who live in Charlotte, nc with enough of followers on social media to be considered a celebrity in Charlotte

"Dang she has so much followers shes a clt celeb" (aka Charlotte celebrity)

by Wannabecharceleb December 26, 2020

Bullish Celebration

The motion a dog makes when kicking out their rear legs in a triumphant, bull-like fashion following a toilet stop.

Unlike their feline counterparts, the canine species does not seek to hide their shame with a mock burial of their ‘doings’. The bullish celebration is a self-congratulatory act intended to show the world how proud they are of their work with the aid of a highly visible display.

by K9 Magazine August 18, 2006