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An 'Indian giver' is the American slang expression for someone who asks you to return a present he has given you.
You might say 'A present is a present, and trying to get it back is stealing'.
There's also a nursery rhyme:
Given gifts - no return,
Found or stolen - must return.
But in other words - it's just a cheap giver!
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