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Douche Baggage

Douche Baggage- When someone has a good quality but also has one or more irredeemable traits that come along with them.
Randy has contributed so much to our hobby but he comes with a lot of douche baggage.
Douche Baggage by Dingus dufus October 30, 2020

Douche-baggage

Noun
The children, psycho baby mamas, ex-girlfriends, criminal records or other problems that come with dating a douche bag.
"it didn't work out with Ronnie, he had two kids With two different women, that's way too much douche-baggage to deal with."
Douche-baggage by Not so shorty August 25, 2012

Douchebaggage 

When your ex is a complete douche and they keep coming back trying to worm their way into your life after you've dumped them for their repeated douchebaggery; They try to prohibit you from moving on to a better relationship with a non-douche.

They tend to pop up just as you seem to be moving on. They are hard to get rid of.
I need to get rid of this douchebaggage before I agree to date someone new.
Douchebaggage by Valfral March 22, 2013

Douchebaggage 

A wordplay on combining "douchebag" and "baggage" — Defined as an unfavorable reputation associated with an item or activity because of the people who most often seem to posses said item or participate in said activity. The item or activity itself bears no responsibility for this reputation, but rather the people — i/e douchebags — make that item or activity undesirable to regular people because of the perceived douchebag affinity for it.
"I really like white sunglasses, but I'd never wear them. They've got too much douchebaggage."
Douchebaggage by thewizzard24 August 7, 2009

douchebaggage 

A level of considerable attitude and/or cockiness brought into a situation by a douchebag.
Steve, the new marketing intern who is clearly a douchebag, has brought unpacked his douchebaggage all over the office.
douchebaggage by JerseyGirl71 January 6, 2011

Douchebaggage 

Eye candy on the arm of a douchebag.
Check out the douchebaggage on Todd. I bet he had to pay for that. He couldn't fit that douchebaggage in the overhead compartment.
Douchebaggage by Not Douchebaggage October 31, 2009
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