Jamican slang term to prop something up or to rest or stay somewhere. The actual urban slang term comes from Jamaican patios and not French although that may be its original origin.
by Pietro February 9, 2005
by BuffEnid February 3, 2005
In South African slang, meaning "to vomit".
"cotching" can also be used.
Originally from the Afrikaans word "kots" of the same meaning.
More powerful and expressive than puke or barf.
"cotching" can also be used.
Originally from the Afrikaans word "kots" of the same meaning.
More powerful and expressive than puke or barf.
by Dooder2245 May 31, 2017
1. Noun: A place where one can recline
2. Adjective: Describing something as a cotch means it seems comfortable and capable of being cotched in.
3. Verb: To cotch. To recline, to relax or chill out in comfort.
2. Adjective: Describing something as a cotch means it seems comfortable and capable of being cotched in.
3. Verb: To cotch. To recline, to relax or chill out in comfort.
1. There's a decent cotch round the corner, I discovered it myself.
2. Your double bed is quite a cotch.
3. I'm knackered man, let's cotch over there.
2. Your double bed is quite a cotch.
3. I'm knackered man, let's cotch over there.
by Aidan Brooks June 1, 2005
by Richard Osmond October 18, 2003
by Damien Clungefield April 29, 2011