英和和英

名詞

douche chills pl (plural only)

1. (Canada, US, slang, often humorous) A physical feeling, akin to chills, in reaction to something contemptibly obnoxious.
   • 2012, Tonya Hurley, The Blessed, page 48:

     “You're so gross,” she said, douche chills running up her arms and legs.

   • 2017, Clare Kauter, Caught in the Act:

     It gave me douche chills just reading it. I was not particularly looking forward to meeting (or networking) with the people who worked there.

   • 2018, Mark D. Trollinger, Champ and a Bit of Sunshine, page 75:

     It makes me cringe, gives me douche chills, and I know I'm not alone.