Douche

/duːʃ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A device used to introduce a flow of fluid into the body, particularly for cleansing or medical purposes, often used in relation to feminine hygiene.

She used a douche as part of her routine for personal hygiene.

A cleansing solution or liquid used in a douche.

The pharmacist recommended an isotonic saline douche for her symptoms.

A derogatory term used to describe a person who is considered obnoxious or contemptible.

He acted like a total douche at the party, annoying everyone around him.

verb

To cleanse or rinse out (a body part) with a douche.

The doctor advised her to douche with warm water after her procedure.

French, from 'douché' meaning 'to wash or soak'.

douche nozzle

A term used to insult someone, implying they are unpleasant or contemptible.

don't be a douche

An expression advising someone not to behave in an obnoxious manner.

enema

A procedure to introduce liquid into the rectum.

cleanser

A substance used for cleaning.

An irritating or despicable man.

He thinks he's the best, but honestly, he's just a total douche.

Used to describe a person who is acting foolishly or annoyingly.

Stop acting like a douche and just be yourself.