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Palatial regalia 

To take words that people don't use anymore, and using them for anything you want them to mean.
Or also known as, "Palatial regalia".
You can use any word not used by most people.
Heres an example with 2 of hundreds of words.

Palatial regalia
That regalia is palatial!
Instead of, That house is big

It can mean anything you want it to mean.
*Note: It doesn't have to be palatial or regalia, those are just more common when it comes to this.
Palatial regalia by whitebill January 12, 2008
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Palatial Regalia 

Verb. An over-large nearing obnoxious residence; a home fit for a king.
Look at that palatial regalia, that guy must be overcompensating for something.

Imagine how many peasants it took to build that palatial regalia.

palatial regalia 

scapegoat for those who have a poor vocabulary... (palatial- adjective you can use for any other one) (regalia- noun you can use for any noun)
josh- "dude, you don't know any politics!"

billy- "YEAH... well, Barack's ideas are a bunch of palatial regalias! UGH what you know about that?"
palatial regalia by J Leezy August 14, 2008

palatial ragalia 

palatial ragalia - a term used by mid twenty to early thirties women and men who feel a need to surround themselves in highschool cliquiness and security. They use this term to talk in secret code as if they were back in kindergarten forming their own stupid secret club. People who use this term today are probably people you used to go to high school with who considered themselves cool and in the "popular" group. These people are now probably around 28 and use childish jargon to talk to each other while they are making complete asses of themselves in public and telling about it the next day by posting pics on myspace and using captions to describe them such as palatial ragalia!. This term can mean anything and is mostly used to desribe drunken, disgusting,unattractive, party times and obnoxious people (mostly women who think they are attractive and "popular" to the bar scene). This word may cause one to stop and think what does that mean...therefore be cautious of those using it-they just want you to think that they are of importance...they are not!!!
Last night at BAR was total palatial ragalia!
Palatial Ragalia is not a trend, it's an attitude!
palatial ragalia by Bruce Paleski December 17, 2008
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