To give a gift that you have received to someone else.
She's a regifter!
By Luz
Regifted
(noun)(verb)(adj) The act of giving a gift out of your collection of gifts received previously usually stuff you don't like or can't use or unwanted items. Good for any occasion. Term coined by Kelly Ripa on Live with Regis and Kelly.
Regift(s), -ing.
I regifted the crockpot Kelly gave me last fall to Linda.
I am the queen of regifting. That book has made it around New York City all though the regift process. My aunt, who is in her 80's, never regifts even though she has an attic full to the rafters. Look out, it's a regift!
By Gertrud
Regift
scandalously repackaging and claiming to have purchased on your own a previously received hideous piece of crapola and giving it to someone else as if you had actually been thinking about what they would enjoy.
Your mother buys you some crappy made in china plastic wal mart creation. You unwrap it, take off any identifying tags, place it in a box from Saks fifth avenue, and "regift" it to someone else.
what you do with all gifts from grandma, or other people who are addicted to giving needless, redundant gifts: wrap it back up and give it to someone else.
Sallie: "I think I have enough potholders, pajamas, dishtowels, socks, coffee mugs, sweaters, and pocket knives to last me a lifetime"
Jason: "Just regift that junk!"
By Natala
Regift
regifting is when you receive a rubbish, thoughtless present from someone, so instead of using it, or throwing it away, you save it until next year, wrap it up and give it to the same person who gave it to you.
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.
