1. To celebrate wildly, enthusiastically, extremely happy.
2. To take great pleasure or delight.
3. To make merry
2. To take great pleasure or delight.
3. To make merry
by Dimonyk May 23, 2019
1. Whore by nature, the Revel is a mythical creature that lure young boys, taunting them with her wizard, but never letting them into Oz.
2. A Revel can also be poppin' with pelvic thrusts and the appropriate hand gestures.
3. Finally, a Revel can be someone Edward Cullen would NEVER under ANY circumstances fall in love with, because she sleeps naked. And that repulses all wonderful minds, and human contact.
2. A Revel can also be poppin' with pelvic thrusts and the appropriate hand gestures.
3. Finally, a Revel can be someone Edward Cullen would NEVER under ANY circumstances fall in love with, because she sleeps naked. And that repulses all wonderful minds, and human contact.
I would never go on a slip n slide with that stupid, smelly Revel.
"Drop it like it's hot," Revel.
Boobs McRevelson.
"Drop it like it's hot," Revel.
Boobs McRevelson.
by SuperFunk January 17, 2009
this is definitely a word that the mainstream dictionary forgot!
revelating
to be uplifted by a new idea/situation
to be in the process of a new idea eg i am revelating
to be speaking of having a revelation in past tense eg i had a revelating day yesterday
i found that the dogging in Doncaster was quite revelating
revelating
to be uplifted by a new idea/situation
to be in the process of a new idea eg i am revelating
to be speaking of having a revelation in past tense eg i had a revelating day yesterday
i found that the dogging in Doncaster was quite revelating
by sticki nikki June 10, 2010
(V). The act of renting a electric scooter (mostly by millennials) and riding within the set geo fence limits all the whole thinking it’s an exercise of your freedom.
Even though Constance was just reveling through Brooklyn, she imagined she was cruising on Route 66.... on a Harley.
by DEADMEAT September 10, 2019
realizing that you wanna change your life and do what you want and not what other people want you to do and follow your heart
by Mollizzle my nizzle December 16, 2009
by racoon44 May 17, 2014
Okay this is actually a word but for some reason the dictionary doesn't have it... It is the present participle of revelate, from the Latin root relevatus, meaning the act of disambiguation.
by Amsterdam Shag October 25, 2019
