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Crimbo Limbo 

The period after Christmas Day and before New Year's Eve, mainly spent sitting down and eating leftovers. Many find it extremely dull.
I'm so bored. It feels like crimbo limbo's been going on forever...
Crimbo Limbo by Aiho December 30, 2009
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Crimbo Limbo 

Crimbo Limbo is the time in-between Christmas Day and New Years Day, where you feel fulfilled, eat lots, and give yourself alcohol poisoning.
Ryan: Dude, I haven't done anything productive in three whole days, yet I still feel great!

Lewis: Well, that's Crimbo Limbo for ya!
Crimbo Limbo by MyNameBeTom December 23, 2010
Crimbo is a slang word for christmas
Crimbo by rammvena December 20, 2003

crimbo pressie 

British slang for "christmas present"
I'm only getting one bloody crimbo pressie this year!
crimbo pressie by Pimonkey December 17, 2003
A secular version of Christmas, esp. the commercial aspects of the holiday.
Have you gone shopping for Crimbo yet?
Crimbo by Nomatophobe December 24, 2008

Uncle Crimbo 

Uncle Crimbo is the Santa Claus-type figure of the Kingdom of Loathing.

Even though he doesn't have any children, nor any brothers or sisters, he's still an uncle. Purely by the magic of Crimbo.

Unfortunately, Uncle Crimbo has recently had some drinking problems, and his disgruntled little elves are tired of being exploited and forced to work in the Factory sweatshop wherein all Crimbo toys are made.
Uncle Crimbo stopped by my campground and left this groovy Advent Calendar. Boss.

or

Oh sweet Jick, Uncle Crimbo can make Teddy Bears now!
Uncle Crimbo by Kenjoki Ikari December 25, 2005
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