Noun: tatch
| Singular | tatch |
| Plural | tatches |
Sample Sentences
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Their grazing feast will haue a wearish tatch [1594, William Percy, Barley-breake (poem):]
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he shall prove a noble knight of prowess, as good as any is living, and gentle and courteous, and of good tatches, and passing true of his promise, and never shall outrage. [1906, Thomas Malory and John Rhys, edited by Ernest Rhys, Le Morte d'Arthur:]
Nouns inflected like tatch
penniless-bench,
wintergrass,
kitchen pass,
grey fox,
grey box,
trailer hitch,
paleness,
loaded march,
Tush Push,
horribleness,
slaughteress,
chapparvovirus,
greenwax,
royal flush,
crab cactus,
geostress,
syngas,
wintercress,
ichthys,
ichthus, etc. (List truncated at 20 nouns)
Etymology
From French tache (“spot”). See techy and tache. See: French Nouns '
tache'.
Verbs referencing "tatch"
Middle English Nouns
tach.