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Definition of celebrate
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of celebrate is as below...
Celebrate
(v. t.) To
perform
or
participate
in, as a
sacrament
or
solemn
rite; to
solemnize;
to
perform
with
appropriate
rites;
as, to
celebrate
a
marriage..
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Sumach
::
Sumach
(n.) Any plant of the genus Rhus,
shrubs
or small trees with
usually
compound
leaves
and
clusters
of small
flowers.
Some of the
species
are used in
tanning,
some in
dyeing,
and some in
medicine.
One, the
Japanese
Rhus
vernicifera,
yields
the
celebrated
Japan
varnish,
or
lacquer..
Archimedean
::
Archimedean
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Archimedes,
a
celebrated
Greek
philosopher;
constructed
on the
principle
of
Archimedes'
screw;
as,
Archimedean
drill,
propeller,
etc..
Hermitage
::
Hermitage
(n.) A
celebrated
French
wine, both white and red, of the
Department
of
Drome..
Linnean
::
Linnean
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Linnaeus,
the
celebrated
Swedish
botanist..
Almagest
::
Almagest
(n.) The
celebrated
work of
Ptolemy
of
Alexandria,
which
contains
nearly
all that is known of the
astronomical
observations
and
theories
of the
ancients.
The name was
extended
to other
similar
works..
Unheard
::
Unheard
(a.) Not known to fame; not
illustrious
or
celebrated;
obscure.
Robin Goodfellow
::
Robin
Goodfellow
() A
celebrated
fairy;
Puck. See Puck.
True-blue
::
True-blue
(a.) Of
inflexible
honesty
and
fidelity;
-- a term
derived
from the true, or
Coventry,
blue,
formerly
celebrated
for its
unchanging
color.
See True blue, under
Blue..
Chant
::
Chant (v. t.) To
celebrate
in song.
Liad
::
liad (n.) A
celebrated
Greek epic poem, in
twenty-four
books,
on the
destruction
of
Ilium,
the
ancient
Troy. The Iliad is
ascribed
to
Homer..
Visitation
::
Visitation
(n.) A
festival
in honor of the visit of the
Virgin
Mary to
Elisabeth,
mother
of John the
Baptist,
celebrated
on the
second
of
July..
Triumph
::
Triumph
(n.) To
celebrate
victory
with pomp; to
rejoice
over
success;
to exult in an
advantage
gained;
to
exhibit
exultation.
Puck
::
Puck (n.) A
celebrated
fairy,
the merry
wanderer
of the
night;
--
called
also Robin
Goodfellow,
Friar Rush, Pug, etc..
Annunciation
::
Annunciation
(n.) The
festival
celebrated
(March
25th) by the
Church
of
England,
of Rome, etc., in
memory
of the
angel's
announcement,
on that day; Lady Day..
Quinquennalia
::
Quinquennalia
(n. pl.)
Public
games
celebrated
every five
years.
Celebrate
::
Celebrate
(v. t.) To honor by
solemn
rites,
by
ceremonies
of joy and
respect,
or by
refraining
from
ordinary
business;
to
observe
duly; to keep; as, to
celebrate
a
birthday..
Procrustes
::
Procrustes
(n.) A
celebrated
legendary
highwayman
of
Attica,
who tied his
victims
upon an iron bed, and, as the case
required,
either
stretched
or cut of their legs to adapt them to its
length;
--
whence
the
metaphorical
phrase,
the bed of
Procrustes..
Celebrate
::
Celebrate
(v. t.) To extol or honor in a
solemn
manner;
as, to
celebrate
the name of the Most
High..
Decameron
::
Decameron
(n.) A
celebrated
collection
of
tales,
supposed
to be
related
in ten days; --
written
in the 14th
century,
by
Boccaccio,
an
Italian..
Depreicate
::
Depreicate
(v. t.) To
proclaim;
to
celebrate.
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