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celebrity tax

An upcharge you pay at an establishment that is run by or employs a celebrity on site.
The prices at Hell's Kitchen are insane. You pay such a celebrity tax just because Gordon Ramsay's name is on the sign!
by Goectsche May 19, 2023
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Celebrate

To get hyped over something that has happened or to party after success
John Williams, a pirate aged 34, Celebrates Meesa Seesa day with Jar Jar Binks and ET on march 3rd each year
by john_williams_a.pirate March 3, 2020
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unknown celebrity

someone you and your friends always talk about that doesnt know you guys and you point them out/act surprised when you actually see them in person
"omg look its (name) no waayy"
"their our unknown celebrity fr"
by englishgenius January 14, 2024
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Celebration

The art of enjoying the moment by expressing your emotion
That Celebration is Cold
by LateBraking November 17, 2022
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Celebrity

The helped you though didn’t they?
Hym “Blind to your own hypocrisy much? Did they not help you? To spite me? Is that not exactly what happened? A celebrity helped you get to where you are today INSTEAD of robbing you. And 25% of the people you named are fucking frauds.”
by Hym Iam September 29, 2022
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Catholic celebrity culture vulture

One who angles for friendships or chumming with a Catholic celebrity for the name dropping clout. They make friends with people considered "celebrities" in Catholic circles in order to become well known themselves.
When that new author came into town, the poor guy was surrounded by Catholic celebrity culture vultures trying to be his new best friend.
by LizzY23 April 23, 2023
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charitable celebrity

basically an oxymoron: someone who goes on tv and does "good, generous" things in front of the whole US, exactly the opposite of how it should be done.
by Mimono December 2, 2010
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