@joost Douche is the preferred nomenclature...
Or Douchebag if you're not into the whole brevity thing.
your summer look
'Douche' is not the name of a look.
English may be a 2nd language to me. Let alone US english. But I know that much.
Douchebag is a ridiculous invective btw. A 30s contraption for rinsing vaginas. Really?
English may be a 2nd language to me. Let alone US english. But I know that much.
Douchebag is a ridiculous invective btw. A 30s contraption for rinsing vaginas. Really?
@joost I'm sorry about that. I forgot that you're Dutch :)
You asked if the look was called 'frat boy', I replied that the look is called douche. Or, if you prefer, 'a douche'., ie "You look like a douche"...
Alternately if you want to know what a douche looks like, that's not the vaginal irrigation variety, google image search 'frat boy'.
Douche and douchebag are pretty universal and interchangeable descriptors indicating... well douchy frat-boy like behavior. Hence the recent portmanteau Douchebro. But it's not limited exclusively to frat boys.
And while you may think that douchebag is a ridiculous invective(I used to play bass for...) you haven't been paying attention, as douchebag has been an effective invective for 50+ years. At least it is in the states.
You asked if the look was called 'frat boy', I replied that the look is called douche. Or, if you prefer, 'a douche'., ie "You look like a douche"...
Alternately if you want to know what a douche looks like, that's not the vaginal irrigation variety, google image search 'frat boy'.
Douche and douchebag are pretty universal and interchangeable descriptors indicating... well douchy frat-boy like behavior. Hence the recent portmanteau Douchebro. But it's not limited exclusively to frat boys.
And while you may think that douchebag is a ridiculous invective(I used to play bass for...) you haven't been paying attention, as douchebag has been an effective invective for 50+ years. At least it is in the states.
I guess you'd call the look 'frat boy' in the US, no?