Celebration Bacon

1. Bacon that is consumed as a way of celebrating an event or occasion.
2. The act of preparing and consuming bacon in order to celebrate an event or occasion.

1."You're eating bacon at 4am!?"

"It's ok it's celebration bacon; it's my birthday!"

2. "I just handed in all my work: time to get my celebration bacon on!"

by mooooooooooooooooooooose November 14, 2011

premature celebration

golf term: The use of any celebratory action (ie. fist pump, raised arm, verbal comment etc.) assuming a putt will go into the hole before the ball actually enters the hole thus causing the ball to miss. Very mysterious phenomenon which plagues golfers.

I had that putt made until Steve went into a premature celebration and caused it to lip out

by goodbuddygolfer September 16, 2010

celebration

three or more black people in a relative area; collective noun for blacks

There was a celebration blocking the entrance to KFC.
That celebration is making me nervous.
The Diddy concert was one huge celebration.

by Kousy February 2, 2007

Celebration Bulger

A person who always gets a boner whenever there is a holiday or party

Dude, Jake and Sean are both Celebration Bulgers

by Fullofideasbulger September 25, 2017

Cellationship

A sexual relationship that takes place solely on your cellular phone, i.e. sexting, phone sex, etc., possibly with a few real life sexual meet ups. One person usually has multiple cellationships, and hides all the other ones from each of their partners. These relationships don't last long and are usually just for hook-ups.

Sally: Jan, are you texting that boy, Charles, you're in a cellationship with again?
Jan: No, I'm texting Brian.
Sally: Wait, you have more than one cellationship?
Jan: Doesn't everyone?

by Junko Jack September 27, 2017

celebrationaltory

(adjective) to celebrate something; typically used for an event.

Hey, let’s have a celebrationaltory dinner tonight!

by RandomWattpader December 10, 2020

celebration evening

Quitting time, hometime; the workday's end and the evening following it, used for relaxation or leisure.

The concept originates from the German word Feierabend. Young German people use it in their daily conversations.

Now we are doing celebration evening! -- Let's call it a night!
Beautiful celebration evening! -- Have a nice evening!

by anonymous April 14, 2021