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One who receives a gift from someone, does not like it, so he/she gives to someone else for his/her birthday christmas etc.
Elain accused George of being a re-gifter after she found out that George had given the gift to his girlfriend for her birthday.
Re-gifter by Bosmack October 28, 2006
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re-giftee 

Noun. A person who received a gift from a re-gifter. Usually he/she does not know that the thing given is a re-gift because the gift giver (who originally bought the wretched thing) and the re-giftee are usually not related, or have a needle-in-a-haystack chance of knowing each other (as carefully planned by the scheming re-gifter).
Uhm, I hate to be the one to tell you this, but that pink and brown scarf that your boyfriend gave you... he did not buy it. You're a re-giftee, hon.
re-giftee by amarj January 10, 2007
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