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Decembering 

v, from olde english, to give a cold shoulder, to blow off, to disregard, to isolate, bonus points for doing it in the month of December
Prevent silence and say you're my everything too.
Until then, I'm decembering you.
Decembering by talonsdmc12 June 14, 2010
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Decembering 

A term in South Africa otherwise described as having monate or in other terms enjoying life
I was Decembering at the club last night
Decembering by Erica Muneri December 7, 2020

Decembering 

the month long, end of year vibe of festivities, partying, and making merry despite all odds; to celebrate
2020 may have been a rough year for us, but now it is time to start decembering!
Decembering by TGC_IN November 28, 2020

decemberists 

mad band named after a russian party division of the first world war. They're awesome, have three full length albums, one "The Tain EP" (in a class by itself), and one more EP.
Anonymous: How come that person in headphones is dancing like an epileptic?
Me: AND WE'LL ALL GO PRAISE THE INFANTA!!!!!!!!!!"

Decemberists 

A genre-transcending band one must actually hear to fully appreciate. Like a runaway train engineered by ragtag poets overfond of spinning literary anachronisms into exultant ballads.
Pure joy.
Have you heard of The Decemberists?
Their music makes my nipples hard.
They are that good.
Decemberists by Dovetchka December 28, 2005

The Decemberists

The most excellent historical/literary indie rock/pop band that ever hit the airwaves. Led by frontman Colin Meloy, they constantly deliver songs that take us to worlds long gone to the sound of witty lyrics and perhaps a bit of polka or metal to back it up.
Ignorant Non-Creative Guy: What're you listening to?

Me: The Tain, by The Decemberists

Ignorant Non-Creative Guy: What the hell's that? All I know is that no one around me listens to it, so I shouldn't either. Everyone knows that musical taste isn't what you think sounds good, it's what other people tell me SHOULD sound good.

Me: **slaps forehead** Well then I'm telling you that it sound good and you should listen to it. In fact you WILL listen to it, or I WILL shove your #$@!ing damned Green Day®™© CD up your little ultra-conformist ass.
The Decemberists by Arrianus January 25, 2006

decemberunderground 

DECEMBERUNDERGROUND is a time and a place. It is where the cold can huddle together in darkness and isolation. It is a community of those detached and disillusioned who flee to love, like winter, in the recesses below the rest of the world.
-Davey Havok of AFI
Decemberunderground could be 11:11 on Demas Street.
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