regift - (related terms: degift, label baby junior) 1. a recycled gift. 2. if a person repeats the name of the gift when opening it, they can’t possibly like it. 3. if someone regifts, then you can degift. 4. example: Elaine gave Tim Whatley a label maker. Jerry gave Tim Whatley tickets to the Super Bowl he couldn’t use. Whatley gave Jerry the Label Baby Junior Elaine had given him as a thank you gift for the tickets. Jerry can then use the tickets, so he considers degifting the tickets. 5. Quote: “Elaine: You don’t have the label maker, do you? Tim: Uh, no. Elaine: I knew it! You’re a regifter! Tim: You put a label on something, then ten minutes later it would peel rightoff. It was the worst gift I ever got.” 6. Episode: The Label Maker
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