Ryan: How come the neighbor from Family Guy can't use his legs?
Mark: Didn't you see that episode in the first season? He tried to stop The Grinch from stealing Christmas from orphans, but ended up getting his ass whooped, and fell off a roof. You don't fuck with The Grinch.
Mark: Didn't you see that episode in the first season? He tried to stop The Grinch from stealing Christmas from orphans, but ended up getting his ass whooped, and fell off a roof. You don't fuck with The Grinch.
by Urban Dictionarion February 12, 2012
by Trofa January 06, 2015
A mythical creature that lives in a cave on a mountain. This may used as an insult towards someone, if the person is very aggressive and has no good morals or someone who likes to steal other peoples things.
Aidan: Hey Kelsey, why did you steal my shirt and my 10 bucks?
Kelsey: Because I'm a grinch.
Aidan: Yes, you are indeed a grinch.
Kelsey: Because I'm a grinch.
Aidan: Yes, you are indeed a grinch.
by oceangang69 October 11, 2014
A substitute for the word "bitch", typically used in front of elders such as grandparents, parents, etc., as well as young children.
by jonahraleigh April 20, 2017
Alternate spellings: Grinché, Grinchè
Noun: The opposite of a smile; similar to a frown, but more severe.
Verb: The action of a face being made into a grinche.
Noun: The opposite of a smile; similar to a frown, but more severe.
Verb: The action of a face being made into a grinche.
by larryfan82 February 03, 2023
by b0ssguy February 03, 2023
Yvonne: "Hey Fred, I was just thinking about how funny it is that there's no word for the opposite of a smile."
Fred: "Well, Yvonne, I think the opposite of a smile is a frown."
Yvonne: "I guess that's true, but why isn't there a specific word for it? Maybe we should make up a word."
Fred: "Yeah, let's call it a 'grinche'. It's like a frown, but with an added level of frustration."
Yvonne: "That's perfect. 'Grinche' it is."
Fred: "Well, Yvonne, I think the opposite of a smile is a frown."
Yvonne: "I guess that's true, but why isn't there a specific word for it? Maybe we should make up a word."
Fred: "Yeah, let's call it a 'grinche'. It's like a frown, but with an added level of frustration."
Yvonne: "That's perfect. 'Grinche' it is."
by FoodWaterWifi February 03, 2023