Celebrant

What do we mean by celebrant?

A person who participates in a religious ceremony or rite. noun

A person who officiates at a religious or civil ceremony or rite, especially a wedding. noun

In some Christian churches, the cleric officiating at the celebration of the Eucharist. noun

A participant in a celebration. noun

One who celebrates; specifically, in the Roman and Anglican churches, the chief officiating priest in offering mass or celebrating the eucharist, as distinguished from his assistants. noun

One who performs a public religious rite; -- applied particularly to an officiating priest in the Roman Catholic Church, as distinguished from his assistants. noun

A person who officiates at a religious ceremony, especially a marriage or the Eucharist. noun

A person who conducts formal ceremonies in the community, particularly weddings, baby namings, renewals of wedding vows and funerals. noun

A person who is celebrating something. noun

A person who is celebrating noun

An officiating priest celebrating the Eucharist noun

A person who officiates at a religious ceremony, especially a marriage or the Eucharist.

A person who conducts formal ceremonies in the community, particularly weddings, baby namings, renewals of wedding vows and funerals.

A person who is celebrating something.

They are full of self-delusion, hypocrisy and attention seeking drug habits. They are spoiled drama queens and usually have absolutely no idea what they're talking about because they're under-educated. They drive cars that cost enough to feed a small country. They provide nothing practical to society and pack-rat millions of dollars all the while claiming to be enlightened humanitarians and giving away a few thousand dollars to charity which they could just as well wipe their ass with. Urban Dictionary

A lucky slacker multi-millionaire. Rarely has more talent than you or me Urban Dictionary

The least useful type of job there is available for anyone to do, they make money 10x the amount of money in a day any average person can make in his life and contribute nothing to humanity other than giving people entertainment that cost more than the minimum wage for one hour There are some celebrities that are actually good like people who save someone or develop theroies, medicine and technology to help the rest of humanity Urban Dictionary

A party or a gathering of any people for reasons that are usually happy where the poeple interact and generally have a good time. a celebration can be for a birthday, holiday, promotion. celebrations can also be for no reason other then to see friends. Urban Dictionary

Simply put...absofuckinlutley useless in everyway shape or form. they do nothing for the economy except spend our hard earned money. we could definitley do better without them around Urban Dictionary

The reason why we have poor people. All they do is act\sing\get naked\some other thing that we don't need and they get millions of dollars for. 90% of America's wealth belongs to 1% of the population. If these people weren't so spoiled and gave some money to the poor, we might not have as many bums and hobos and families on the streets. Urban Dictionary

Spoiled junkies hoarding all their cash living in 200 bedroom mansions with personal servants and everything, self obsessed,caring only about their own wealth, and getting married/getting divorced about 10 times a year. Sure some celebrities have talent, but do they really deserve 10 million bucks a year because of how they look? consider this, lindsay lohan is an actress whos job it is to play someone in a movie, but your next door neighbor is a fireman whos job it is to save lives. Which do you think is harder to do, putting your life on the line to save other people, or pretending to be someone your not? Now think about this, who gets paid about 30 times as much as the other person? now think about this, a few years ago some guy saved another guy who was trapped in the subway rails by lying on him and pushing him to the floor, now that took some guts, while on the same day, jennifer lopez just came out with a new hit album two weeks later, the guy who saved someones life is forgotten, but people are still gossiping and saying how jennifers album is so "hot" in fact, years from now were STILL talking about how jennifer lopez is a great singer/actress/skank whatever Urban Dictionary

Just a regular person with lots of money and lots of attention. Urban Dictionary

Could be considered to be a concept or perhaps an illness or condition. It is important to distinguish between someone who is just famous and someone who is a celebrity however, the two are not mutually exclusive. Someone who is famous is merely well-known whereas a celebrity is someone who engages in celebrity behaviour, for example, appearing in “Celebrity” magazines such as OK and Hello in pictures designed to show how fabulously wealthy/good looking they are; appearing in magazines under such articles titles as “How I lost 50 pounds in 4 days!” or “How I overcame some kind of heartbreak!” like any evolved, thinking person gives a shit. For Christ’s sake, how insecure are these people. Celebrities are confused. They have lost sight of what important in life i.e. spiritual fulfilment and well being of all people, and now cling to their own celebrity status as though it is that which keeps them alive. It has become the sickly sweet teat from which they must be constantly nourished in order to feel like a functioning member of society whereas in fact they are a plague on the society they crave acceptance from or a feeling of belonging to. We would all be better off if they just went away. Theirs is indeed a cruel fate: their status suggests to them importance and acceptance yet they are simply one of too many soulless ciphers existing in some kind of sub-human circle of self-perpetuating self-promotion. Urban Dictionary

1. Modern day monarch. 2. Those with pride which exceeds dollars and "sense." 3. Social upper-class minority on similar evil level of sneakiness as a Lawyer or Politician. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to celebrant:
celebrant, celebrate, terebrant, celebrants, celebrare, celebrar, celebrit, celebra.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word celebrant:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe celebrant:
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Nouns that are often described by the adjective celebrant:
priest, turns, bows, kneels, returns, rises, chants, standing, places, proceeds, priests, stands, genuflects, calls, mood, society, intones, replies, prays, walks, claims, family, moves, lights, uses, wishes, vests, mounts, rising, heaped, communes, hands.

Words that sound like celebrant:
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