Celebrate

sel′e-brāt, v.t. to make famous: to distinguish by solemn ceremonies, as a festival or an event: to perform with proper rites and ceremonies, as ma , the eucharist, marriage, .: to publish the praises of.— n. Cel′ebrant , one who celebrates: the principal officiant at the holy communion.— adj. Cel′ebrated , distinguished: famous.— ns. Celebrā′tion , act of celebrating any solemn ceremony, as the eucharist ( high , if with music, .; low , if without): an extolling; Celebrāt′or , one who celebrates; Celeb′rity , the condition of being celebrated: fame: notoriety: a person of distinction or fame. [L. celebrāre , -ātum — celeber , frequented.]