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.
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