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

Grinch

A mean one.

The dorks thought that demolishing the prominent buildings they loved and trying to change the heart of the neighborhood forever would be like what the grinch did with Christmas to the locals, except it would last all year every year, they thought that burning them, demolishing them, cutting their trees down would crush them, and yet their Camelot lived on.

by The Original Agahnim February 02, 2022

Grinch

Used to declare that a situation is completely one-sided and already decided — either in total victory or total defeat; often said to taunt or mock an opponent.

Our entire squad got grinched in the final round — we didn’t even stand a chance.

by k9drredd June 06, 2025

Grinch

A person who hates or does not celebrate Christmas and often try’s to ruin it for others- this has no religious connotations to this term

He can be such a grinch this time of year!

by Cm-BBF December 16, 2020

Grinch

The guy who stole Christmas then became a fucking pussy, simp and pedophile over a child.

Person1: hey who’s that guy?

Person2: that’s the grinch! He’s a fucking pedophile and a pussy.

Person1: oh yeah I heard about him fuck him.

by BryZing December 24, 2020