De-gift 

To take back something that was given to someone else.

"If he can re-gift, why can't you de-gift?"

De-gift by Elmer January 19, 2005

FINESSE DE GIFTONS 

"Finesse De Giftons" can be defined as a sophisticated and skillful approach to creating stylish and high-quality fashion accessories that incorporate elements of African culture and heritage. The brand focuses on blending contemporary designs with traditional aesthetics to produce elegant and unique accessories that reflect a sense of luxury and creativity.

1. She wore a stunning bowtie from Finesse De Giftons to the gala, showcasing her appreciation for African-inspired fashion.
2. The lapel pin he wore, crafted by Finesse De Giftons, was a perfect blend of modern style and traditional African motifs.
3. The scarves from Finesse De Giftons are known for their exquisite craftsmanship and attention to detail, making them a must-have accessory for fashion enthusiasts.

FINESSE DE GIFTONS by Ellyondrumzy December 5, 2024

Degifting 

1. A mutual agreement to suspend holiday gifts for at least one season, usually within a single family or circle of friends.

2. The act of replacing useless and pointless merchandise with something more meaningful, such as a charitable donation, service project or holiday party.

3. Wal-Mart's biggest nightmare.

Due to the recession, we've decided that Degifting is the best plan for Christmas this year. Instead, we're all getting together to serve food at the homeless shelter. I really don't need another Salad Shooter. Do you?

Degifting by Peter Kobs December 21, 2009

degift 

To take back a present (particularly if the recipient is unappreciative)

First he degifts and now he regifts?!

degift by Genku July 29, 2003