to douching
- verb
- /ˈduːʃɪŋ/
- Offensive
- She called him out for douching during the meeting and making rude comments.
Examples
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Stop douching your friends if you want them to stick around.
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Don't douch me like that!
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He was douching everyone at the party with his loud and obnoxious jokes.
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She always douches everyone at the party.
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He was douching everyone at the party with his loud and obnoxious jokes.
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Stop douching your friends if you want them to stick around.
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She called him out for douching during the meeting and making rude comments.
Synonyms
To speak rudely to someone to show no respect, often in public
To speak rudely and loudly to a person in charge
Answer a person in charge in a rude, cheeky way
To behave rudely or meanly toward other people
To show open disrespect by refusing to follow rules or customs
To speak rudely to someone
Behave rudely and selfishly, ignoring other people's feelings
Act in a rude, foolish way that annoys or upsets other people
Behave in a very rude and insulting way to other people
Behave in a very rude and thoughtless way that upsets other people
To behave very rudely and make other people angry or upset
To behave in a rude and hurtful way to other people
Behave rudely and selfishly and annoy other people
To behave in a rude and annoying way
To behave rudely and foolishly in a way that annoys or embarrasses people
To act in a rude and unhelpful way
Act in a rude, unkind way toward other people
Act in a rude, annoying way toward other people
Surface Forms
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.