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Sociable, mischievous creature partial to administering large amounts of alcohol at any given opportunity. You are likely to realise you have encountered said individual when you wake up the next day 10 minutes before you start work in West London with the worst hangover of your life and no idea how you got there.
"Can tell you got Elgar'd last night"
elgar by mistress_of_words February 4, 2010
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Sir Edward Elgar (1857-1934) was a composer of classical music. His most famous compositions include his Cello Concerto in E minor, and the six Pomp and Circumstance Marches (the first of which is played at most graduation ceremonies).
"They're going to play Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1 at my graduation ceremony."
Elgar by carpo August 22, 2004
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elgar it 

To find the nearest piano with a companion and play, accompanied by deep conversation throughout.
1. We've got a quarter of an hour- should we elgar?

2. D'you wanna elgar it?
elgar it by Paulus123456 February 23, 2009

Edward Elgar 

Edward Elgar (Full name is Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet) (1857-1934). Was an English composer who become incredibly popular and some of his works became some of the most well known classical repertoire to date. One of his most notable piece was his Cello Concerto, his only ever cello concerto. This piece was special as it was his last notable piece since at this point in time, his music has grown old and out of date. This piece was made right after WWI and unlike his violin concerto which was bright and lyrical. This piece was depressing and emotional. However, during its premiere. It was surprisingly unpopular. That was until Jacqueline Du Pré performed this piece with the London Symphony Orchestra which made it incredibly popular and brought it up the ranks and making it a notable piece in solo cello repertoire.
Yo do you fuck with Edward Elgar?

Who? (Said by a person who does not fuck with Edward Elgar)
Edward Elgar by RamenNoodlesss January 2, 2024

ansel elgort syndrome 

A fake illness used to confuse those who've never watched an Ansel Elgort movie. Pioneered by Brooklyn 99 character Gina Linetti.
Sorry, I can’t... I’ve got Ansel Elgort syndrome.
a middle/high-school latino boy, who typically wears nike-jordans, sags his jeans, has a bowl-cut/mushroom-cut, and often says the n-word.
"bruh look at that group of edgars walking by."

"please, why they always waddling, like no one cares if you crease your jordans."
Edgar by theheem May 17, 2022

Elvarias Syndrome 

buying blink on adc
"Rama ults" :Blinking after ult ends instead of 3 because its better thats Elvarias Syndrome
Elvarias Syndrome by MaestroDC January 19, 2022
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1. That Burberry scarf is so fache-couture.
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