frost-stache
frost-stache noun: a frosted mustache.
Noun
frost-stache (plural frost-staches)
- A frosted mustache.
- Subzero Temperatures and a Hot Tub? Recipe for a Cool Frost-stache2014, “Subzero Temperatures and a Hot Tub? Recipe for a Cool Frost-stache”, in Cheezburger.com, archived from the original on 20 Jun 2025
- “Okay, one more snip and done. Wow! Hot!” [shutter clicks] “[chuckles weakly] Yeah.” [whimpers] “Do you love it?” “Uh...” “Sophisticated. Elegant. I gave you that gap in the middle. Why have one mustache when you can have two, am I right?” “Oh he looks so good... in the face.” “Mm-hmm. I have one...2025 October 26, Rich Rinaldi, “The Skids in the Hall” (8:52 from the start), in Bob's Burgers, season 16, episode 4, spoken by Gretchen (Larry Murphy)
Forms of frost-stache
| plural | frost-staches |
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Origin of frost-stache
Blend of frost + mustache
Questions about frost-stache
- What does frost-stache mean?
- Frost-stache means a frosted mustache.
- What part of speech is frost-stache?
- Frost-stache is a noun.
- What is the plural of frost-stache?
- The plural of frost-stache is frost-staches.
Words near frost-stache in the dictionary
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