frost-stache

English

Etymology

Blend of frost +‎ mustache

Noun

frost-stache (plural frost-staches)

  1. A frosted mustache.
    • 2014, “Subzero Temperatures and a Hot Tub? Recipe for a Cool Frost-stache”, in Cheezburger.com‎[1], archived from the original on 20 June 2025:
      Subzero Temperatures and a Hot Tub? Recipe for a Cool Frost-stache
    • 2025 October 26, Rich Rinaldi, “The Skids in the Hall” (8:52 from the start), in Bob's Burgers‎[2], season 16, episode 4, spoken by Gretchen (Larry Murphy):
      “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 other idea: we tint it. Frosted mustache tips. Frost-stache.” “Uh, no, no. Sorry. I-I really have to get back to work, Gretchen.” “Okay, that's fine. This pic is good. This'll get me business. Who wouldn't want to bring their boyfriend's nose bush to my shop when they see this? Enjoy the twins. Harry and Connick Jr.” “Uh, thank you.” [whimpers]
    • For more quotations using this term, see Citations:frost-stache.
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