zatch
zatch noun: the stomach.
Noun
zatch (plural zatches)
- The stomach.
- I wonder if he would order me to cause a fall of purple snow . . .or make a table out of sawdust . . . or merely slit me from my guggle to my zatch and say to Saralinda "There he lies, your latest fool, a nameless minstrel. […]"1950, James Thurber, The 13 Clocks
- Worse. I shall have to rip him from his guggle to his zatch.1993, Bevan Amberhill, The Bloody Man, page 18
Forms of zatch
| plural | zatches |
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Origin of zatch
Coined by James Thurber in the 13 Clocks (1950)
Questions about zatch
- What does zatch mean?
- Zatch means the stomach.
- What part of speech is zatch?
- Zatch is a noun.
- What is the plural of zatch?
- The plural of zatch is zatches.
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