Salutations are fancy greetings very rarely used in today's world. Most people who say "salutations" are laughed at or made fun of, but it is still a really cool way to say hello.
by Lord Razzola September 6, 2006
(1) Someone walks up to another person. "Salutations."
(2) "Salutations." Someone then walks away from another person.
(2) "Salutations." Someone then walks away from another person.
by The Bruhness is over 9000 December 15, 2016
"Hey, there!"
"Salut!"
"Salut!"
by WeluvTwinkie February 22, 2005
by 803 cKc January 27, 2009
To say hello to someone or greet them, a situation in which a person may say "salutations." Using this word is perfect in all situations, as it sounds inherently dirty and will often be initially interpreted as such.
See that girl over there? I totally want to salutate her.
I'll be sure to salutate your grandfather tonight at the party.
I'll be sure to salutate your grandfather tonight at the party.
by MrMcMister October 17, 2010
by Drica-Chan July 19, 2006
(literally: "to your health")
cheers (said before drinking)
bless you (said after sneezing)
Many Italians say this. The actual proper phrase should be "Alla Salute," but everyone usually says "Salute" or "Al Salute"
cheers (said before drinking)
bless you (said after sneezing)
Many Italians say this. The actual proper phrase should be "Alla Salute," but everyone usually says "Salute" or "Al Salute"
by Newyorkgreg November 27, 2010