Douse

What do we mean by douse?

To wet thoroughly; drench. transitive verb

To put out (a light or fire); extinguish. transitive verb

A thorough drenching. noun

To put out; extinguish.

To thrust or plunge into a fluid; immerse; dip; also, to drench or flood with a fluid.

To fall or be plunged suddenly into a fluid.

To search for deposits of ore, for lodes, or for water, by the aid of the dousing- or divining-rod (which see).

A blow; a stroke. noun

To strike.

Nautical, to strike or lower in haste; slacken suddenly: as, douse the topsail.

To fall suddenly into water. intransitive verb

To plunge suddenly into water; to duck; to immerse; to dowse. transitive verb

To strike or lower in haste; to slacken suddenly. transitive verb

To put out; to extinguish. transitive verb

To plunge suddenly into water; to duck; to immerse. verb

To fall suddenly into water. verb

To put out; to extinguish. verb

To strike. verb

To strike or lower in haste; to slacken suddenly; as, douse the topsail. verb

A sudden plunging into water.

To take or "drop" acid (LSD). Urban Dictionary

Doo-s To split a cigarette with another person. Urban Dictionary

N. An insult. Often used by a party not partaking in the argument. Urban Dictionary

The singular form of the word dice It is a play on how mouse is the singular form of the plural mice, yet die is the singular form of dice. Urban Dictionary

The opposite of "lit." (Because you light a fire, and then you douse it ;) Urban Dictionary

When a person or item gets shot multiple times. Multiple entry wounds to the body. Urban Dictionary

/daʊs/ v. tr.: The act of slamming some liquids almost directly subsequent to swallowing something of a high-degree temperature, all while on an empty stomach. The act of dousing is usually needed in circumstances such as the one in the aforementioned definition because there is, so to speak, no "safe ground" for the "proximity mine" to land on in the consumers stomach, thus, it explodes, searing the gastric layer in the process. The best way to stop this exuberant form of pain in its tracks could be performed by Dousing the explosion with a nice swig o' milk from the nearest source. WARNING: "Dousing" should never be even vaguely confused with "Dowsing", a renaissancious type of magical divination employed in attempts to locate ground water. The latter is retarded, and thus completely opposite of the former in terms of a good idea. Urban Dictionary

To have sex with, hard and in some instances to beat up/pwn Urban Dictionary

Another term for feeling down but more emotional when you’ve had a lot of alcohol. Urban Dictionary

Synonym of "dissed" or "salted." Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to douse:
douse, house, mouse, dose, louse, rouse, souse, youse, dowse, ouse, touse, douce, bouse, dorse, duse, druse, doupe, couse, nouse, deuse, douze, doune, doute, fouse, doue, doose, doise, dous, douve.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word douse:
flames, blaze, bucket, fires, petrol, gasoline, ash, flame, fire, burned, burn, burning, drive, lights, cold, water, causing, save, agent, oil, spread, nearby, method, themselves, red, hours, put.

Words that rhyme with douse:
house, mouse, espouse, louse, grouse, rouse, spouse, warehouse, powerhouse, blouse, gauss, youse, inhouse, laos, penthouse, lighthouse, doghouse, townhouse, dowse, henhouse, dormouse, courthouse, haus, house mouse, greenhouse, outhouse, roadhouse, farmhouse, strauss, firehouse, dollhouse, clubhouse, clearinghouse, storehouse, slaughterhouse, bouse, madhouse, guesthouse, coffeehouse, playhouse, schoolhouse, prouse, hause, klaus, church mouse, hothouse, white house, pousse, souce, roundhouse, tree house, field mouse, boathouse, couse, crouse, blockhouse, clouse, open house, steakhouse, whorehouse, clearing house, jailhouse, dog house, town house, krauss, alehouse, dwelling house, boardinghouse, charterhouse, poorhouse, knouse, longhouse, row house, safehouse, pump house, woodhouse, boarding house, kraus, straus, field house, full house, chaus, crazy house, statehouse, whitehouse, bird louse, sucking louse, minnie mouse, mickey mouse, wood mouse, funny house, public house, packinghouse, barnhouse, manor house, meat house, opera house, movie house, country house, hash house.

Adjectives that are often used to describe douse:
sound, first, quick, good, possible, cold, rude.

Consonant match to douse:
dose, deuce, dice, dis, diss, dos, dace, doss, duce, das, dowse, dise, douce, dyce, dass, deiss, daas, dease, doose, dazs, deuss, dohse.

Words that sound like douse:
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