Douche Supreme
The biggest douche that ever was. His douchiness is so grand it makes all the other douches seem like nice guys. And he's french.
Douche Supreme by lesser-douche February 22, 2009
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supreme douche pizza
One who pounds on keyboards with hammer fingers in a douchey way and drives a new mustang very slowly. These specific douches enter the supreme douche pizza arena once they combine the natural douchieness of a douche with added antics, like gloating about finances, warming one's hands as if in genuflection, or smiling at awkward moments. *Note: These supreme douche pizzas typically have prominent dimpled cheeks when they grin.
Pete: "I'm unsure about mike, he seems a little cocky."
Charles: "Yes, I hear you, I think he may be a supreme douche pizza."
Charles: "Yes, I hear you, I think he may be a supreme douche pizza."
supreme douche pizza by iagothello March 11, 2011
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supreme doucher
if you are hanging out with a friend and lets say they randomly slap you in the face, they are a supreme doucher...
supreme doucher by ninjamonkeyz July 13, 2009
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