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an opaque watercolor
I enjoy painting with gouache because it has a nice matte finish.

Gouche is what RISD students paint with a whole lot.
gouache by Catherine S. September 3, 2006
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A method of painting in water colors mixed with gum.
"This painting was created using the gouachetechnique."
gouache by DiiKaBaKa January 23, 2004
An alternative to the word "what?"
Alex- She married her brother.
Isa- Gouache?!
gouache by Andi poo January 19, 2005
That fucking paint troon troom wants you to use.
Also please don’t touch your bofriend’s laptop.
Just don’t.
“While your boyfriend’s out of work, decorate his ordinary notebook!
He’ll be shocked! Cover the top with white gouache”
gouache by Pigmiss Jalentine August 21, 2018
- Sitting so comfortably you won't move for anything.
"No, I'm not moving, I'm gouched!".
Gouched by gezzzza December 14, 2010

Gouche Gobbler

One who gobbles on another person's gouche, especially when the victim does not want his gouche gobbled upon.

Not to be confused with a Gouche Goblin, which is just a word some tard named Nate made up to hide the fact that he is a Gouche Gobbler.
Person 1: Man, the gouche gobbler got me last night while I was asleep!

Person 2: That's fucked up.
Gouche Gobbler by DQ-Matthews August 3, 2010
A term of endearment, used to name objects or animals that are of sentimental value. Most commonly used to describe pets, especially cats. It can also be used describe inanimate objects such as laptops, bicycles, and rollerskis.
The cat Finn is a wonderful gouchez.

My laptop, Gouchez, is very upset.
Gouchez by Fuzzyskier May 10, 2009
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Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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“Slayyyter just announced another album last night”
“No way, is that cake?”
“Yeah whoops this isn’t real
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