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to douching

to douching

9.9
To behave rudely and arrogantly toward other people
  • verb
  • /ˈduːʃɪŋ/
  • Offensive
translation icon : comportarse como un imbécil
  • She called him out for douching during the meeting and making rude comments.

Examples

  • Stop douching your friends if you want them to stick around.

  • Don't douch me like that!

  • He was douching everyone at the party with his loud and obnoxious jokes.

  • She always douches everyone at the party.

  • He was douching everyone at the party with his loud and obnoxious jokes.

  • Stop douching your friends if you want them to stick around.

  • She called him out for douching during the meeting and making rude comments.

Synonyms

to diss
vsto douching
  • Offensive
62 8.4

To speak rudely to someone to show no respect, often in public

is general rude, arrogant conduct beyond public insults
to mouth off
vsto douching
  • Informal
28 8.3

To speak rudely and loudly to a person in charge

is broader acting rude and arrogant, not only speaking out loud
to sass
vsto douching
  • Informal
16 8.4

Answer a person in charge in a rude, cheeky way

is ruder and offensively inconsiderate beyond cheeky replies
to act like a jerk
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9 8.4

To behave rudely or meanly toward other people

is more arrogant and offensively inconsiderate than simple insensitivity
to thumb one's nose at
vsto douching
  • Informal
8 9.2

To show open disrespect by refusing to follow rules or customs

expresses rudeness through action and arrogance rather than general meanness
to cheek
vsto douching
  • Informal
3 8.6

To speak rudely to someone

involves rudeness plus arrogance and offensive inconsideration
to be an arsehole
vsto douching
  • Offensive
1 9.9

Behave rudely and selfishly, ignoring other people's feelings

is rude and arrogant with offensive slang tone rather than just selfishness
to be a dickwad
vsto douching
  • Offensive
1 9.9

Act in a rude, foolish way that annoys or upsets other people

is ruder and more arrogant rather than merely irritating
to act like a cuntrag
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

Behave in a very rude and insulting way to other people

is rude and arrogant without necessarily being vulgar or deliberate
to act like a total fucktwat
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

Behave in a very rude and thoughtless way that upsets other people

is rude and arrogant rather than shockingly obscene
to act like a dickface
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

To behave very rudely and make other people angry or upset

is rude and arrogant but not always extremely offensive
to acting like a prick
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

To behave in a rude and hurtful way to other people

is rude and arrogant but may lack clear intentional malice
to act like a douchecanoe
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

Behave rudely and selfishly and annoy other people

is rudeness with arrogance rather than simple irritation
to acting like an assbutt
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

To behave in a rude and annoying way

is ruder and more offensively arrogant than mild irritation
to act like a horse's ass
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

To behave rudely and foolishly in a way that annoys or embarrasses people

is ruder and more arrogantly inconsiderate than mere foolishness
to be a shitbiscuit
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

To act in a rude and unhelpful way

is more openly arrogant and offensive than merely unhelpful
to be a churl
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

Act in a rude, unkind way toward other people

is rude and arrogant with offensive slang tone rather than just ill manners
to be a jagoff
vsto douching
  • Offensive
9.9

Act in a rude, annoying way toward other people

is arrogant and offensively inconsiderate rather than regional slang insult

Surface Forms

douching infinitive
douched past
douched past participle
douching present participle
douches third person singular

Morphology

douching = douche (opaque) = douche + ing

The slang verb sense is a pejorative/figurative extension from the hygienic noun (via the insult sense) and is not derivable from the literal meaning by standard rules.

Etymology

Douching used as an insult comes from the slang name douche, short for douchebag, which first named the washing tool and later became a rude name for an unpleasant person, so to 'douch' someone means to be rude to them.