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Cellivate 

The pavlovian act of reaching, or needing to reach, for one's cell phone in a group social setting in response to someone else's cell phone activity (usually a ring, or vibration, or merely lighting up).

Cellivation is an emergent behavior in cell-phone dominated cultures and can cause significant disruptions in group social activity (see example below).
A group of people are at brunch engaged in a deep conversation about social psychology. Suddenly, a cell phone on the table vibrates. Before the person can reach their cell phone, the conversation abruptly stops as people reach for their cell phones. This is cellivation at its cultural worst. "KQ's cell phone rang causing Scott to cellivate and interrupt the conversation, subsequently helping to invent this word"
Cellivate by Jan Drake October 8, 2007

chalater 

catch you later
'Gotta go now... Chalater.
chalater by guineapiguk October 13, 2009

Calicate 

Adjective: experiencing pain, weakness, or nausea through lack of chocolate.
I ate chocolate for breakfast because my belly was too calicate.

The Califate 

The wave of Californians moving to other states, comparing the interstate immigrants to an invasion because of their disruptive force on the local inhabitants of their destination.
A pun on Caliphate, the form of government of the first Muslim countries that were known to be very good invaders in the historic spread of Islam across Eurasia and Africa.
"The Califate is invading, rent went up in my area again."
The Califate by Rubin82 February 6, 2022
Dictateur chauve
Cet endroit s'est fais renversé par un calvateur
Calvateur by actually1000Bucks March 22, 2021

chalkeater808 

A rich person who has so much money and has never cheated on hypixel skyblock for money
That man is such a chalkeater808
chalkeater808 by Chalkeaters March 15, 2022
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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