A termed used derogate whites for being "white on the outside, black on the inside" as are Christmas Oreos. This is a play on the word Oreo.
by PeepingHal September 7, 2008
Get the Christmas Oreo mug.When put into slang context it means anything that is good, great, extraordinary etc. It usually refers to a notable event. I believe the term was coined by MC Chris in the song "fuckin' up my christmas".
The dingus drops the hydro blunt.
You say: Hey Man! You're fucking up my christmas.
A friend randomly strolls into your place with a keg.
You say: Right on, I love christmas!
You say: Hey Man! You're fucking up my christmas.
A friend randomly strolls into your place with a keg.
You say: Right on, I love christmas!
by Ralph Bong October 29, 2005
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by Jeremy Pearce November 14, 2004
Get the ChrismaHaunuKwanzaka mug.the greatest modern christmas song of all time. it gets played everywhere nonstop through the holiday season and is incredibly jolly and upbeat. if you dont like it then youre a grinch who hates christmas and jesus
by anonymous October 11, 2020
Get the all i want for christmas is you mug.When one person is pranked by another by filling his or her front yard with Christmas trees. This feat can usually only be accomplished in the two weeks following Christmas, when trees are tossed out and left on the curb for pick-up. A popular and effective method is to pack many trees against the victim's front door, so that when he or she opens said door, the trees tumble into the house, blocking the way out. Christmas treeing is not limited to front yards, it can be done in houses, rooms, cubicles, cars, or any place that a tree or more will fit.
"Did you guys end up treeing that pansy Derek's house?"
"Yeah man we Christmas Tree'd him hard bro, we hit him with 27 trees"
"Yeah man we Christmas Tree'd him hard bro, we hit him with 27 trees"
by wath20 January 21, 2010
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Get the White Christmas mug.A holiday celebrated largely by non-Christians for the purpose of enjoying Christmas-style foods, decorations and traditions without the stress of the holiday in December.
You might want to celebrate Christmas in July by:
- cranking up the air conditioning and wearing your favourite sweater
- hanging Christmas lights
- putting up your Christmas tree
- buying gifts for family and friends (Note: you should not expect that people will give you gifts in July.)
- cooking a turkey or tofurky
- making and drinking spiked egg nog
- cranking up the air conditioning and wearing your favourite sweater
- hanging Christmas lights
- putting up your Christmas tree
- buying gifts for family and friends (Note: you should not expect that people will give you gifts in July.)
- cooking a turkey or tofurky
- making and drinking spiked egg nog
by K_ March 31, 2007
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