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When a regift item is terrible.

Also spelled re-shit.

Pronounced REE-shit
Those picture frame that she regift aren't good at all, they were more like reshit.
Reshit by TONY JA April 5, 2019

reshitting 

Reshitting is the act of taking your partner's stool, putting it into a freezer until it is hard.
Then inserting it into your own anus. Then when it warms, you push it out, thus "reshitting" what your partner has created for you to experience.
Shok wanted Sheri to experience the large stool he produced. After he froze it, Sheri inserted it into her anus so she could enjoy it also through reshitting.
reshitting by Burner71 November 8, 2007

redshite 

1. adj. Beyond contempt, a heathen, a dirty filthy scummy dogturd of a lowlife scumbag, 2. n. somebody who supports Liverpool FC, usually from Scandinavia or Devon, usually unable to point to Liverpool on a map, describable as 'redshite' by definition
'Oh lordy, I've stepped in a redshite!'

'Anfield was full of redshite today'
redshite by Duncan Ferguson February 13, 2004

reshitulous 

when you just took a shit and less than a short while later you feel you must shit again.
dude i just took a huge dump and im starting to feel reshitulous
reshitulous by uranium236 March 8, 2011

Reeshita 

An aspirational Indian woman who has high life goals to achieve and loves to make herself happy with retail therapy.
Reeshita got the latest limited edition Purple themed Samsung Earpods.
Reeshita by cule2015 February 17, 2022

Regshite 

Damn i can't believe u got regshited on
Regshite by Greg's Coffe March 5, 2020
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