IPA: //duːʃ//
KK: /duʃ/
To wash or cleanse oneself using a specific method, often involving a stream of water or liquid.
She decided to douche after her workout to feel fresh and clean.
Past: douched
Past Participle: douched
A method of cleansing or treating a body part, often using a stream of water or liquid, typically for hygiene or medical purposes.
She used a douche to help with her personal hygiene.
To cleanse or treat a part of the body using a device that sprays liquid.
She decided to douche after her doctor recommended it for health reasons.
Past: douched
Past Participle: douched
**Douche** → The word originates from French *douche*, meaning a shower or to wash. It refers specifically to a method of washing or cleansing, particularly in a medical or hygienic context.
Think of the French word for shower, 'douche', to remember that it refers to a method of washing or cleansing.