noun
stache
stahsh
Stache (noun) means a casual, shortened word for a moustache. Example: “He grew a thick stache over the winter.”
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A casual, shortened word for a moustache.
"He grew a thick stache over the winter."
"Nice stache — is that new?"
How to use stache
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSlang for moustache.
When to use it
Informal — fine in speech and casual writing, but "moustache" is the word to use formally.
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Word forms
- Plural
- staches
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He grew a thick _____ over the winter.
Etymology
A clipped, informal form of "moustache."
Rhymes for stache
ache
cache
Apache
earache
panache
mustache
headache
backache
moustache
toothache
bellyache
heartache
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Frequently asked questions
What does “stache” mean?
The word “stache” means a casual, shortened word for a moustache. In plain terms, slang for moustache.
How do you pronounce “stache”?
“Stache” is pronounced stahsh (/stæʃ/ in IPA).
How do you use “stache” in a sentence?
Here is “stache” used in a sentence: “He grew a thick stache over the winter.”
What part of speech is “stache”?
“Stache” is a noun.
