found on guys primarily in the 90s, instantly turns anyone into a douche when coupled with crappy tattoos and bandanas worn in white trash fashion
by bananaramatelephone May 1, 2014
by Dearmont3109 October 21, 2008
by ShareefT January 30, 2007
when in school the icy cold death breat of a teacher will suck the fun out of you. the only thing that can cure you is fun, but your soul will never be the same because it is sewn up with a soul patch.
by lilVvicous January 7, 2007
The obsolete term for a man's patch or tuft of hair which grows directly under his bottom lip, and can be any length at all. It has nothing to do with sexual orientation or any other model of social engineering.
The modern updated term for Soul Patch is now Douche Tag or Dork Tuft. However, those born in early 60's will argue that Flava Sava is the only term to use, for this misplaced stache
The Man's Upper lip, Sideburns, and Chin are to be clean shaven in order to really let the patch show and stand out.
WARNING: this action can not be undone, but thankfully- hair grows back! ;)
The modern updated term for Soul Patch is now Douche Tag or Dork Tuft. However, those born in early 60's will argue that Flava Sava is the only term to use, for this misplaced stache
The Man's Upper lip, Sideburns, and Chin are to be clean shaven in order to really let the patch show and stand out.
WARNING: this action can not be undone, but thankfully- hair grows back! ;)
Actor and Flava Sava dynamo, Adrien Brody reveals with pride his latest commercial which reveals the uses of a mufti-purposed Soul Patch and body hair trimmer
by GreyWolfMan January 19, 2013
The worlds best striker and hottest man alive: David Villa is a prime example of a amazing soul patch.
by Srawrrrrrrrrr September 8, 2010
The now obsolete name for the male facial hair feature now known as a Douche Tag or Dork Tuft.
Historically known also as a Sax Player's Moustache
It consists of a tuft of hair left unshaven just under the lower lip, upper lip and chin are clean shaven.
Sported with and without sideburns of varying ludicrous lengths.
Historically known also as a Sax Player's Moustache
It consists of a tuft of hair left unshaven just under the lower lip, upper lip and chin are clean shaven.
Sported with and without sideburns of varying ludicrous lengths.
by Phineas T July 5, 2009