Grinch

What is Grinch?


1.

1. to gripe or complain about stuff peripheral to holidays (e.g. traffic, crowds at the mall, etc.)

2. a person who incessantly does the above, year after year

Don't be such a grinch!

2.

to steal christmas/holiday lawn decorations, with ill-willed intent, usually done with a car

we grinched these lights, and then made a bong out of a baby Jesus we stole while we were grinching

3.

A person who is intolerant, irrational, oppressive, fanatical and is nearly unapproachable to convince otherwise.

Parents are sometimes a bunch of grinches.

See strict, mean, impervious, closed, stubborn

4.

(v) To take down the tree and other Christmas decorations in one's home. In obvious reference to the Grinch.

person1: Have you grinched your house yet?

person2: We've taken down everything except our outdoor lights, which we're doing next weekend.

See christmas, tree, xmas, lights

5.

a bag of weed that is ground up (optional, though best for effect), collected in a corner, and then tied off; in some states dime bags are commonly distributed in this style. this corner looks like the Grinch's head.

1: got smokes?

2: yea, i got a grinch.

1: what. . .

2: you don't get it?

1: no.

See pinch, dimebag, marijuana, weed, ganja

6.

Grinch

1) To steal needless shit

2) To be known to steal needless shit often

" She just grinched like 5 lighters from the gas station"

" I hate bringin her over she's such a grinch always cuffin beers from the fridge"

See grinch, steal, asshole

7.

A term used around the Christmas holidays instead of weed.

It's Christmas Eve lets go smoke some grinch.

See grinch, weed, chronic, christmas, mary jane


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