Regiffing

When you get the same gif sent back to you.

Stop regiffing me, Paul!

by FrenzyX July 9, 2018

regifting

the act of taking a gift received from a friend and giving it to another friend as if you had actually purchased it for them

Friend 1: Wow, that mixer is bigger and better than yours!

Friend 2: You're right, I'm keeping this one. I'm regifting the old one. Who's birthday is coming up?

by mrbsounds February 4, 2010

Wettin' your whistle before reffing the big game

Doing a little predrinking before arriving to a larger social event.

it's cool, just wettin' your whistle before reffing the big game.

by The happy dancer June 14, 2010

riffing

1. talking via stream-of-consciousness thinking
2. freeform talk
3. first-derivative talking

I sat down to write you a letter and then picked up the tape recorder and just "riffed" 'til the batteries deflated.

by William Dean A. Garner September 11, 2003

upgrade regifting

the act of regifting a recieved gift, however an additional five to ten dollars is spent to upgrade the gift to a larger size or better make. this in turn makes the giver feel more better about the regifting.

Jeff- "I'll be right back, I gotta go to the store to finish up my Christmas shopping."

Pops- "Whatcha gettin?"

Jeff- "Gonna take this flashlight back and get a bigger one. I love upgrade regifting.

Pops- "Didn't I get you a flashlight last year for Christmas?"

by thetryplethreat December 23, 2010

Regifting Snob

A person who considers a gift and tries to guess weather it's been regifted or not, if they decide it is, they then snub a gift/slag off the giver to others, regardless of proof. Regifting is dificult to prove.

A. "That Hat I got from Ben was regifted, the tight arse."

B. "You're such a Regifting Snob, It's the thought that counts, leave him alone."

by krusty101 December 6, 2011

White Trash Regifting

Application of various disreputable and/or dishonest strategies, employed by the giver in a regifting situation, calculated to deceive the recipient into a) believing that the gift was not known by the giver to be undesirable at the time of giving (e.g., broken, malfunctioning, diseased, leaking, putrid, hazardous, malodorous, untrained, etc.), while, b) concealing the fact that the giver has already received his purchase price back through application of some other white trash artifice. Closely related to white trash rebate, white trash refund, white trash warranty claim, white trash exchange, etc.

Claudette, Claude's double 3/4 cousin, would not have been hesitant to complain that the "resting" gerbil he gave her on her 7th birthday hadn't moved in 3 days, had she known that she was the victim of a white trash regifting and that Claude had already obtained a refund plus a "disposal fee" thrown in as a bonus.

by texlex61 January 29, 2009