Celebate

The re-invention of "celebrate." Celebate is a word used to describe a type of celebration about famous people. Hence the word celeb, in celebate.

I'm going to celebate lindsay lohan getting out of prison!!

by thepartyingcelebator March 14, 2011

celeboozery

A celebration of a fictional event invented to give reason to booze.

Farnsworth once again duped his compatriots into a long night of celeboozery for Santa Anna winds day.

by grouchomags December 3, 2016

Celebate

Celebrating a holiday by masturbating.

Christy: How are you spending your birthday tonight?
Reid: I’m going to stay home and celebate.

by Waterlogged November 19, 2018

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

Celebrate Sophie Cooke Day!

This is national celebrate sophie cooke! go hug her!

candice: what day is it?

Marley: Its celebrate sophie cooke day!

by soggboss3000 March 9, 2021

Celebater

A person, usually a man, who gets married, thinking that he will now have a steady source of sexual pleasure, only to find out that even being a provider of a good and steady quotient of Honey Due Projects being done on time, is not going to get him any more Poontang!, than if he just sat in the Living room, watching Sports on tv, with his now way dead dirty socks hanging half way off his really smelly feet! Hence his need to celebrate the fact that he is now a good and steady Celebater!

"Aei there Bill! Did you hear about Rince? Well, he got married to that gorgeous Josephine! And straight away she turned him into a Celebater!"

by Bruce Bombastico December 23, 2021

celebrate

celebrate good times come on!

hello there lets celebrate and have good time

by watermelllo079 January 25, 2023