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Deusche-Nozzle

1. A Deusche-Nozzle (alt. deuschenozzle) is a person who, while in a dialogue, or community based monologue, goes against the social mores of how to respond, esp. with regards to sarcastic jokes.

2. An interlocutor who takes a joke and waters it down with unpleasantness. This, of course is the origin of the insult.

3. An individual who, perhaps unprovoked, posts and tries to affirm unpleasant ideas especially relating to racism, ethnocentrism, religious primacy or alt. evolutionary primacy, etc..
The facebook profile for God was hilarious until some deusche-nozzle went and ruined it with religious zealotry which inevitably lead to atheistic imperialists.
Deusche-Nozzle by Vladeon December 15, 2008
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deuche nozzle 

The nozzle on a deuche kit.
Dude, Chris is such a deushe nozzle.
deuche nozzle by D-Noz October 30, 2003

deuche nozzle 

The Deuche Bag isn't as bad as the nozzle that is inserted into the nastiness. Also a great/creative insult.
Scott isn't only a Deuche Bag, he is a frickin' Deuche Nozzle!
deuche nozzle by BrewCrewLove April 15, 2007

Dousche Nozzle 

Dirtier than a dousche bag, a low life, a piece of shit useless person, scumbag.
That bitch Sherrill is a fuckin dirty dousche nozzle, she aint good for shit.

Duschenozzle 

Duschenozzle is the word dusche with nozzle at the end. It is put there to make it sound cooler. It is used as an insult to make fun of people.
"Don't tell me what to do you Duschenozzle" or "Shut up you Duschenozzle"

Douschenozzle

A person that emanates Dousche from every aspect of their being.
That guy is such a douschenozzle
Douschenozzle by potatoes123456789 November 12, 2011
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