The term used when you have to work on a Bank Holiday when you really don't want to. I.e. A Working Bank Holiday
by Gazmonde May 3, 2010
Get the Wank Holiday mug.A person who wears any number of hideous holiday themed accessories or articles of clothing during the Christmas season. These include but are not limited to; festive sweaters, jingle bell anything, reindeer anything, Christmas light jewelry, etc.
Wow, look at Cornelia, she broke out that Santa sweater again this year. All she needs to do now is tie a set of jingle bells on her shoelaces and she would be a model Holidork!
by BigCee September 6, 2005
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by The Demon Prince October 2, 2006
Get the holiday mug.A phrase to be used when don’t want to provide full details of what you are doing. Covers normal social activities such as visiting the gym
by Hooligan dawg November 3, 2022
Get the Hooligan things mug.Kristen was already John's ho, so his date with Annie was just for the purposes of holiferation.
Yo deez bitches and hatas keep tryin' to make Non-Holiferation Treaties!
Yo deez bitches and hatas keep tryin' to make Non-Holiferation Treaties!
by J.W.D. January 2, 2009
Get the holiferation mug.A female version of a hooligan. Usually identifiable by cheesy displays of Ed Hardy hats, belly button rings, tramp stamps and will most likely pick fights with other girls at parties or clubs for no reason. Removing articles of clothing while intoxicated (or claiming to be) in public is a popular occurence. You may also notice an un-naturally orange skin tone caused by excessive tanning bed use.
by C. Castellan February 11, 2009
Get the Hoeligan mug.Though looking forward to seeing family at traditional holiday gatherings, you agonize that you might feel judged even though you are usually quite happy with your life as it is. Also known by the phrase "Who needs an inner critic when there are outer ones who seem more than happy to have me feeling criticized enough?"
Holiday Judgment Phobia can exist at any age, and cover a wide range of areas feeling raw and exposed for judgment. For example, weight, leg length, hair style, hair color, clothing, shoes, jewelry, make-up, boyfriend, girlfriend, pregnancy, weight, skin, tattoos, piercings, nails, children, manners, vocabulary, education, employment, spouse, ex-spouse, welfare, dishes, food choices, unemployment, pets, living arrangements, friends, enemies, politics, religion, travel, dreams, goals, and current lifestyle choices in general.
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