ˈseləbrənt noun
( -s )
Etymology: French & Latin; French célébrant, from Latin celebrant-, celebrans, present participle of celebrare
1. : one who celebrates a public religious rite ; especially : the officiating priest in the celebration of the Eucharist or mass as distinguished from his assistants
2.
a. : one who takes part in ceremonious or convivial festivities celebrating a special occasion
b. : one who participates in any noisy party (as one at which there is a good deal of drinking)
3. : one who sedulously exalts or extols a particular theme especially in literary or art form
a celebrant of city life