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gauche (comparative more gauche, superlative most gauche) Positive gauche Comparative more gauche Superlative most gauche 1. Awkward or lacking in social graces; bumbling. Quotations: * "Seeking by vulgar pomp and gauche display" — Samuel Griswold (1793-1860) Cell phone interruption and etiquette is gauche.
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Lacking any class. Dumb and unartful, like most of the words in this dictionary.
fool Man, you are so gauche. You ain't got no learnin'.
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the classy way of saying awkward. use it. sean, you are incredibly gauche.
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Socially ackward and lacking Social experience That gauche girl, Sophie, was so freakin annoying at school, she just sits alone and won't talk to anyone.
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nuveau riche, "cursi", expensive but tacky that house looks very expensive, but is very tacky. as if 2 million buys you class. how gauche.
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The hair on a dogs cock after the lipstick has been withdrawn. Some may say that after Chris Evans has had his fill of he-nut butter he likes to amuse his corgi by plaiting its gauche
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Male genitalia. Pronounced "gooch". Carrie really wants James's gauche.
Oh my God, Becky, look at his gauche. I like it when guys trim their gauche hair. |
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