" salutations "

 [ "salutations" ]

1: 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.

  * e.g.,  ... Charlotte: Salutations.  

 [ "salutations" ]

1: An amazing word that can be used both on meeting and on leaving.

  * e.g.,  ... (1) Someone walks up to another person. "Salutations." (2) "Salutations." Someone then walks away from another person. 

 [ "Salut" ]

1: Informal French greeting, equivalent to the English "hi."

  * e.g.,  ... "Hey, there!" 

 [ "Saluted" ]

1: extremely fucked up or high off weed, pills, or alcohol

  * e.g.,  ... Person A: How you feeling man? 

 [ "Salutate" ]

1: 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.

  * e.g.,  ... See that girl over there? I totally want to salutate her. 

 [ "salutation" ]

1: A form of greeting used when "hey" "hi" or "wazzup" just aren't good enough.

  * e.g.,  ... Bob: Greetings. 

 [ "Salute" ]

1: (literally: "to your health") cheers (said before drinking)

  * e.g.,  ... (When raising your glass) Guy 1: Here is to Joe. SALUTE! 

 [ "Salute" ]

2: 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"

  * e.g.,  ... Everyone else: SALUTE! 

 [ "salute" ]

1: A type of gesture used to honor someone in the military. Commonly, a salutation is performed by standing upright, with your legs together, and placing your open hand (with fingers together) next to your forehead.

  * e.g.,  ... "For those about to rock...we salute you!" 

 [ "salutation" ]

1: saying hi in a formal matter

  * e.g.,  ... "Salutations George!" 

 [ "salute" ]

1: A picture you take of yourself to verify your identity on the Internet. To make a salute, you take a picture of yourself holding up a sign of some sort that says your user name or e-mail address, depending on the sort of site it is. For instance, on LiveJournal your sign would say your user name, and for MySpace your sign would say your e-mail address. The salute is more or less only used for sites where you post pictures of yourself and is in existence due to the fact that there are so many people who steal other peoples' photos and claim to be that person, and when you have another picture of yourself being the person that is in the photos clearly holding up a sign saying the user name you are under, it is indisputable that you are the person in the photos you have posted.

  * e.g.,  ... "In order to verify your identity, please send us a "salute". This means we will need an image of yourself holding a handwritten sign with the word "MySpace.com" and your Friend ID (your Friend ID number appears immediately after "friendID=" in the web address/URL when viewing your profile). We can then remove the profile that uses your identity without your permission."