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Chrostat 

Chrostat is a term which can be used between bro's when meeting at a specific destination. It means (How long will it take you to arrive?)

The term is simply a shorter or lazier way to ask a common question.

The term was originally "Chronos Status"

Chrostat derived from the greek word Chronos which meant time.
Person1 "Yo bro Chrostat"

Person2 "15 minutes bro"
Chrostat by Chrostat September 25, 2010
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Christatic 

Adj. Describes a really, really, really good Christmas.
Feeney spent his holidays in the Philippines and had a Christatic time.
Christatic by Nicnoc November 30, 2010
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Christathon 

An annual gathering in the city of London, where participants dress like Jesus and go on a pub crawl via various religiously named bars and pubs. Nominally to raise money for charity, but in reality, to offend as many cranks as possible.
"You going on the Christathon this year?"

"Of course, I built a 9 foot Crucifix with a sound system for just that occaision!"
Christathon by Jonny_yeah April 14, 2009

christatist 

A person who believes that human beings are incapable of being 'good' without a god or a society of 'god fearing people' to ensure your 'goodness' via laws, regulation, and the definition of things like 'marriage'.
The religious right is so interested in "small government", yet the christatists want to expand government to define 'marriage'.
christatist by JKB619 January 21, 2014
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So Joe where are you taking the kids for spring break vacation? We are going on an oblication to Boca to visit my mother-in-law.
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