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Stellarrus 

A Korrui religious holiday taking place on the 7th of January during which teens aged 13 through 21 years of age remove their hair covering around members of the opposite gender as a part of large social gatherings in celebration of life, loved ones, health, and joy. The key celebrations of Stellarrus are parades, dancing, festival games, singing, and stargazing.
May you have a magnificent Stellarrus, Becky!
Stellarrus by Becky of Barcelona December 17, 2020
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Stellarrus 

A festival in celebration of stars, family, and the living world usually including parades, live plays, and community projects to better the world around them practiced by followers of the Korrui faith taking place on the seventh day of the first month of the Christian calendar year and on the nineteenth day of the Panterran calendar year.
I fudging hate the Stellarrus traffic! Couldn't those Korrui just celebrated at home?!
Stellarrus by The Queen of Canada December 17, 2020
Breaking the Geneva convention
"Wanna go to the bar later?"
"Nah, I'm playing Stellaris, there's a xeno species that needs purging"
Stellaris by DaringD5 May 26, 2020
The game about eating small civilizations and then becoming an empire to save ur species from the unbidden
You are in a Stellaris
stellaris by LandoBeast June 7, 2018

Stellaris Brain 

An extremely smart person, one who typically plays the 4x game Stellaris.
“I’m so stellaris brain I can’t answer the question of why cheese smells so good”
Stellaris Brain by DasMeThad April 13, 2021

Stellaris Mindset 

When a friend would rather play Stellaris than doing something fun.
Wow Ben is really in a stellaris mindset today.

stellarness

The act of being "stellar."
Jon performed that oil change with great "stellarness."
stellarness by littlejon January 1, 2012
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