Sentence examples for to douche from inspiring English sources

There are few laughs to be had ("Haters have to hate; douches have to douche" is a typical line) in a comedy that Smith introduced at Sundance as a film made for 13-year-old girls everywhere.

It ends with a monster being unleashed upon the world to kill critics because, as Johnny Depp's character explains, "Haters have to hate; douches have to douche".

However, all study participants were instructed not to douche after gel application and sex, and douching was only reported to have taken place at 6% of recorded follow-up visits.

Many doctors advise their patients to douche regularly with 'Lysol' brand disinfectant just to ensure daintiness alone," reads one ad.

"We hear from some women, 'Telling me not to douche is like telling me not to shower.' There's no fighting that," says Alex Scranton, WVE's executive director.

In 1480, a timely enema saved Louis XI, or so he believed, from an attack of apoplexy, making him an ardent advocate, and the world's first doting dog-lover to douche his pets.

Oomph Factor: I'll give it to douche-face.

This comes through most glaringly in the dialogue, which throws together Myspace-era face-palms ("Honestoto blog," "Douche packer"), suburbanized hip-hop slang ("Forshizz up the spout," "Tore up from the floor up," "You'se a dick"), and corny Midwesternisms ("Go fly a kite," "Damn skippy") into the most irritating linguistic gumbo imaginable.

You should never douche to try to get rid of vaginal odor, discharge, pain, itching, or burning".

It's the nature of the medium that people try to out-douche each other on the regular.

Don't douche to remove itching or burning sensations.