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Cadouche 

1. A douche from the state of California, (where douche-bags likely originated).

2. An explosion of doucheness, as in CA-DOUCHE!

3. The sound a genie makes after a woman finishes describing her perfect man.
What a cadouche!
Cadouche by cakepan March 27, 2010
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capouche 

v. To capouche

n. capouche; fancy hat worn to a Capouche
"The line was so long so I turned to my friend and was like...capouche?"

"I told my mom that me and my buddy Capouche went to the movies."
capouche by kapoosh October 31, 2011

Cadouche 

A non-athlete member of the South Carolina Corps of Cadets. A member of the corps that acts hard and militiristic, however never actually serves in the military.
I was trying to go to football practice when I was stopped by a cadouche for not having a short enough haricut.
Cadouche by JHAAPY SLAPPY November 6, 2009
A women's vagina
or
Calling someone a punk bitch ass douche
Can I fuck your canuche?
or
Yo, you are just a fucking canuche for not fighting that guy.
Canuche by JohnnyLoczakaRogerJ September 25, 2011

cadouche 

A reference from one US Navy corpsman to another who hates his current job, or is just a complete asshole. Term derives from combining the words corpsman and douche. Also applies to those who have never been deployed but still act like they're God's gift to medicine.
Corpsman Joe Navy: Dammit, I hate dealing with whiny dependants all day.

Corpsman #2: What a cadouche!

----

Corpsman Joe Navy: Oh yeah? Well I can do needle decompression and cricothyrotomies and intraosseous needles and (blah blah blah)

Corpsman #2: This asshole's never done any of that. What a cadouche.
cadouche by emt0199419 May 21, 2010
A vampire whose first feeding was on animal blood, who will always need animal blood to live.
A carouche is not to be confused with a Vegetarian Vampire and is considered a lower class of vampire. The character Screed from the Forever Knight tv series was such a vampire who fed on rats.
Carouche by bill the cat December 9, 2008
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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