(verb, transitive or intransitive), e.g. To prouch someone; to prouch against someone
1) to resist, 2) to demonstrate stubbornness, 3) to engage in physical self-defense by fighting, biting and scratching 4) to act unwilling to do something that is imposed, 5) to act against someone's will
1) to resist, 2) to demonstrate stubbornness, 3) to engage in physical self-defense by fighting, biting and scratching 4) to act unwilling to do something that is imposed, 5) to act against someone's will
1. Koala bears prouched energetically when two teenagers tried to yoink them from the San Fransisco Zoo 11 years ago.
2. I don't understand why someone would prouch love.
3. Once captured, he started prouching and forced Samantha's hand off his hair.
2. I don't understand why someone would prouch love.
3. Once captured, he started prouching and forced Samantha's hand off his hair.
by alkaloid January 1, 2012
A combination of the words prick and douche. Implying a person who by character is a douche but acts on those traits making them a prick.
Dan was late again by an hour for the event so we had to wait on him. He obviously only cares about himself; he's such a prouche.
by Richard Berry April 19, 2010
That fucker is going around prouching people in the balls. He'll come up to you, crouch and punch you in the balls.
by Nef Del April 27, 2006
by alanden July 31, 2008
Prouching is my favorite sex position.
by Cpdy July 18, 2023
The act of prowling and crouching at the same time. Prowling with frequent stops in a crouched position.
by Brioli November 19, 2016