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butcha

butcha noun: the young of any animal.

Noun

butcha (plural butchas)

  1. (India, historical) The young of any animal.
  2. (India, broadly, historical, slang) A child.

Forms of butcha

pluralbutchas

Origin of butcha

From Hindi बच्चा (baccā, “child”).

Questions about butcha

What does butcha mean?
Butcha means the young of any animal.
What part of speech is butcha?
Butcha is a noun.
What is the plural of butcha?
The plural of butcha is butchas.

Words near butcha in the dictionary

  1. butch queen
  2. butch queens
  3. butch up
  4. butch-queen
  5. butch-queens
  6. butcha
  7. Butchart
  8. butchas
  9. butched
  10. butched up
  11. butcher

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