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a smart kind girl. This girls is so kind she would give the shirt off her own back. Anyman would be lucky to have this woman. she is one in a billion. she is shy at first but once a celida becomes your friend they are there to the end. her intelligence can out do the greatest minds of today. her bueti can only be said to blind men. any man lucky to have a celida in there life is blessed. They are the coolest people in the world. You can tell them anything and they will do thier best to help you.
"you know a celida ohh my gosh you lucky man"
"celida is the smartest coolest kindest and sexest girl i know"
celida by shadowsbass December 9, 2012
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pronounced 'kay-lee' not 'sea-lid' get it right.
it's a girls name, mostly used in scotland or ireland.
If you live somewhere other than those 2 places and you're named this either your parents hate you, your family's heavily scottish/irish, or your parents were trying to be 'unique'.
If you fit any of the above and you are looking to name your child ceilidh please note, your child will be nicknamed 'sea-lid' all her school years and it will not be fun. Trust me.
So go name your kid something better than this, like alex. Thats a nice name, and easy to say.
when a dimwitted sub calls my name in class:
Sub: "um, i dont know how to pronounce this..."
(me already knowing what name shes trying to say from experience)
Me: it's pronounced kaylee.
sub: "is its kaylid? sealidauh?"
me: "no its kaylee."
sub: "thats not how its spelt, are you sure...?"
me: "i think i would know i have had my name for 14 years thank you very much."
ceilidh
ceilidh by not sea-lid okay October 8, 2012
Ceilidh (kay-lee) is the Scotch Gaelic word for a "visit" -a party or celebration. The Irish Gaelic spelling variation is "ceili." The party involves dancing, music, drink and food... and usually that nasty haggis.
I'm going to preform the sword dance at the ceilidh.
ceilidh by Ceilidh B. May 15, 2006
Ceilidh is the word used (as a name) for one of the most interesting and enjoyable people in the world. Origionally used to describe a party, now used to describe a person that makes you feel like you are partying all the time. Ceilidh is the best person a man could strive to be with...ever! Who doesn't want to feel like they are part of a party each day?
Wow, that was one hell of a Ceilidh! Ceilidh's, nothing but god times!
Ceilidh by skylar p February 14, 2009
Kinda short, but very awesome. Also is likely to be the first person to commit murder with a juice box.
"Man, that girl is such a Ceilidh"
Ceilidh by Dopey McDinosaur January 9, 2010
A person who is walking along while concentrating on their cell phone's screen, oblivious of their surroundings.
The CELIDIOT was hit by a car crossing the street as they text'd a message.
Celidiot by Cheri Hill-Strathdee December 5, 2019
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