ketcha
ketcha noun: a game similar to tag and hide and seek, in which one player is chosen to chase the others and a player who is caught becomes the new chaser.
Noun
ketcha (uncountable)
- A game similar to tag and hide and seek, in which one player is chosen to chase the others and a player who is caught becomes the new chaser.
- Go outside with your children if you have space and do some simple stretching exercises early in the morning. Playing 'ketcha', or kicking or throwing a ball around helps your blood circulate.2021 February 1, “Teach your child today”, in The Guyana Chronicle, archived from the original on 21 Sep 2024
Origin of ketcha
A pronunciation spelling of catcher.
Questions about ketcha
- What does ketcha mean?
- Ketcha means a game similar to tag and hide and seek, in which one player is chosen to chase the others and a player who is caught becomes the new chaser.
- What part of speech is ketcha?
- Ketcha is a noun.
Words near ketcha in the dictionary
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