Christmassed-out

See also: Christmassed out

English

Adjective

Christmassed-out (comparative more Christmassed-out, superlative most Christmassed-out)

1. Alternative form of Christmassed out.
   • 2001, Susan Kiernan-Lewis, chapter 17, in Toujours Dead: A Mystery in Provence, Atlanta: Abdale Books, →ISBN, page 342:

     “[…] But there’s only so much joyful, greedy delight you can see in a young child’s eyes before you want to go screaming out for the nearest bar.” He tossed his handstitched, kidskin gloves onto the table top. “I’m about Christmassed-out, if you want to know.”

   • 2008, Tina-Sue Ducross, No Shadows Left Behind, Galion, Oh.: Harris Innovations, →ISBN, page 204:

     "The kids claim they are all Christmassed-out and have disappeared in protest."

   • 2012, Michael Parker, “Of Loos and Ships and Ceiling Lights, And Cabbages and Kings”, in It’s All Going Terribly Wrong: Organised Chaos at Royal, National and Military Celebrations over 45 years, London: Bene Factum Publishing, →ISBN, page 121:

     I had done Christmas in so many ways that I was somewhat ‘Christmassed-out’.