Grinch

(verb) To “grinch” or “grinching” refers to the act of taking down and packing up holiday decorations, generally Christmas decorations.

The term is derived from the Dr. Seuss character, the Grinch, who removes all the Christmas decorations in Whoville.

-I gotta grinch my Christmas tree this afternoon.
-Christmas is over; time to do some grinching.
-Brian, it’s November 6th, can you please grinch the Halloween decorations already?

by DoubleUEyeKay January 13, 2025

Grinching

When you ejaculate all over or inside a families Christmas presents, leading to an uncomfortable and ruined holiday.

I went Grinching yesterday, so now I am watching this house to see their reactions.

by The Grincher July 24, 2025

grinche

The opposite of a smile

This ad break makes me grinche.

by grinche2 February 3, 2023

purple grinch

He is a Leo♌

Da Purple Grinch is one of a kind

by Peppito November 22, 2021

Reverse Grinching

When something is so horrible it shrinks your heart 3 times as small

That holocaust joke was so bad I'm reverse grinching

by Scortese August 21, 2016

grinchful

to be rude, or grouchy

Oscar was being grinchful as he blurted insults into the crowd

by Lowluhh February 4, 2021

Grinching

Green phlegm

The smallpox got her grinching radioactive green

by dr sus December 21, 2024