Celt

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A common prehistoric tool of stone or metal, shaped like a chisel or ax head. noun

In archaeology, an implement or weapon widely used among primitive and uncivilized races, and having the general form of a chisel or an ax-blade. noun

A member of one of the peoples speaking languages akin to those of Wales, Ireland, the Highlands of Scotland, and Brittany, and constituting a branch or principal division of the Indo-European family. noun

One of an ancient race of people, who formerly inhabited a great part of Central and Western Europe, and whose descendants at the present day occupy Ireland, Wales, the Highlands of Scotland, and the northern shores of France. noun

A weapon or implement of stone or metal, found in the tumuli, or barrows, of the early Celtic nations. noun

A prehistoric chisel-bladed tool noun

A member of a European people who once occupied Britain and Spain and Gaul prior to Roman times noun

A prehistoric chisel-bladed tool.

More Culture than Race although certain genetic traits and diseases are currently being unveiled in supposedly Celtic populations in Scotland and Ireland. Possibly African in origin, currently being traced through Basque populations as previously mentioned. Based on a seafaring culture predating but eventually surpassed by the Nordics. Celtic art and technology was sought after in the ancient world and much romanticized in 19th century England. Celtic technology included the first use of suspension in war chariots and the introduction of chain-mail to Britain and consequently mainland Europe. Some Celtic & Nordic artwork is undoubtedly responsible for the "Atlantean Myth". Celts were indisputably fearsome and effective in battle but often disorganized when routed. The Romans had mixed success, the Vikings did much better. It is a myth there are no Celtic peoples left in England, Cornwall for example is full of families tracing their roots back to Post-Roman times. The most interesting modern Celtic societies surviving are in the Hebrides and The Faroe's. The latter is a mix of Viking and Celtic cultures. Celtic military technology and staff were actually quite dominant in Dark age Europe well after the Vikings had left the scene. But that is another story, search Gallowglass. Urban Dictionary

People of southwestern europe. Urban Dictionary

1: A name for one of the largest Pan-European cultures, language, artistic and (possibly) ethnic groups that possibly originated in the Danube delta and spread westward from the late Neolithic to the late Iron ages. Modern opinion is devided, one school of thought claims the Celts were a distinct ethinicty another that it was a shared language, culture and collection of laws/belief systems that was adopted by indigineous ihabitants of the areas it spread to.. The Modern heart of celtic culture can be found in Brittany,Norhtern France,the Basque region, Parts of england and the lands of Wales, Scotland and Ireland. 2: Someone those english twats hate out of fear and jealousy. Urban Dictionary

Someone who dewells from Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Cornwall, The Isle of Man or Britanny. An ancient people who frequently raided Saxon villages. Urban Dictionary

Nickname for the Boston Celtics Urban Dictionary

To sweat during a DoDs match.. Celts Refer to: Fat and Black as Fuck Urban Dictionary

Generic term to describe fans for Celtic Football Club. Can be characterised by their cavalier approach to personal hygiene. Urban Dictionary

Super rare guy name. Celt will be one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet. He is also great in bed. He is a little dorky, but in a charming way. Urban Dictionary

Cell phone texting Urban Dictionary

An awesome band from Serbia which plays Irish music. Their frontman is called Aca Celtic (Aca is pronounced "Azza", like "pizza" with an A instead of PI) and he rocks. Most of their songs are in English, and they make their own songs (like "Far Away") as well as playing old Irish ones (like "Rocky Road to Dublin"). Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to celt:
celt.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word celt:
ird, charioteer, immortal, codec, afro, celts, chariot, spear, stab, indus, misses, axe, opus, celtic, sword, sound, html, persian, throws, swing, silk, telescope, gabriel, tool, sin, rescued, lion, pull, delay, thin, hybrid, tries, fallen, welsh, shield, copper, system, hits, audio, speaker, stone, irish, blocks, format, howard, ireland, mode, begin, floor, real, missouri, text, origin, empire, roman, discovered, marked, reference.

Words that rhyme with celt:
belt, melt, felt, svelte, pelt, seatbelt, spelt, heartfelt, smelt, welt, dealt, dwelt, veldt, roosevelt, seat belt, knelt, helt, swelt, greenbelt, sunbelt, conveyor belt, van allen belt, frelte, black belt, theodore roosevelt, welte, garter belt, fan belt, eleanor roosevelt, sam browne belt, conveyer belt, life belt, bible belt, money belt, franklin delano roosevelt, corn belt, asteroid belt, safety belt, franklin roosevelt, rainbow smelt, cartridge belt, suspender belt, anna eleanor roosevelt, feldt, american smelt, driving belt, overfelt, european smelt, steinfeldt, rumfelt, heldt, lingerfelt, afheldt, rehfeldt, shanafelt, vanpelt, velte.

Adjectives that are often used to describe celt:
polished, socketed, small, true, flat, anglo, neolithic, pure, large, ancient, shouldered, flint, young, typical, native, last, winged, petaloid, chipped, fine, individual, bronze, broken, single, haired, flanged, genuine, shaped, primitive, wild, black, aboriginal, big, impressionable, poor, hafted, thorough, tall, ceremonial, dark, fiery, youthful, perforated, ordinary, headed, fugitive, eyed, incised, fur, blooded, thin, called, imaginative, hybrid, spatulate, irish, dreamy, beautiful, green, non, decorated, rounded, like, faced, triangular, unfinished, afro, brutal, angry, iberno, flaked, ardent, olmec, grim, stubborn, sturdy, adventurous, ignorant, huge, anti, plain.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective celt:
iberians, lover, haters, lovers, iberian, headband, iber, mould, senr, fragment, vanguard, iberi.

Consonant match to celt:
salt, cult, colt, silt, kilt, sault, sult, kalt, solt.

Words that sound like celt:
celt, selt, silt, sult, cilt, sylt, salt, seld, sault, celled, solt, soult, zelt, set, cell, sell, sold, cells, sealed, sailed, sells, smelt, soiled, sel, svelte, spelt, sellout, cel, celts, cella, celo, cet, selah, sette, sald, soled, sella, cels, sela, souled, sell out, slt, celie, sild, swelt, cela, sset, seeled, celi, selle, pset, sele, sete, sell-out, selo, celle, sello, seli, cette, celta, seltz, ceiled, celles, selz, selles, selu, selye, cellae, selch, welt, helt, heldt, welte, yelt, scheldt, assult, cit, cil, cilla, cill, sals, citt, salu, cillo, psl, cills, cila, cils, salih, cilli, salaah, cyl, psit, salaat, cili, psle, psylla, salai, cyla, psut.