stache
UK/stɑːʃ/US/stæʃ/
stache noun: a moustache.
Noun
stache (plural staches)
- A moustache.
- Only one show has succeeded in keeping a kid in the lead for a decade: "The Simpsons" with the animated Bart Simpson. Watching Bart never mature is considered a key to its enduring appeal. "Early on, I know that the powers that be decided that no one would age," said Tim Long, the show's current...2003 July 28, “Don't Wanna Grow Up Cuz Puberty Isn't Funny”, in The New York Times
- [The candidate] may face an entirely different challenge in his quest for the mayoralty: his mustache. [...] The perils of the ‘stache may be hard to define, but analysts say that looks matter in politics, where facial hair is frequently considered verboten.2005 May 23, “Democrats Still Searching for a Stronger Challenger”, in The New York Times
Synonyms of stache
Forms of stache
| plural | staches |
|---|---|
| alternative form | 'stache |
| alternative form | stash |
Origin of stache
Clipping of moustache or mustache.
Phrases with stache
Words that rhyme with stache
Questions about stache
- What does stache mean?
- Stache means a moustache.
- What part of speech is stache?
- Stache is a noun.
- How do you pronounce stache?
- Stache is pronounced /stɑːʃ/ (UK).
- What is the plural of stache?
- The plural of stache is staches.
Words near stache in the dictionary
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