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This is a word from the Star Wars Movie: The Empire Strikes back. It means "Eat shit." (I think.) You can hear the word uttered when C3P0 is walking in the cloud city and a similar driod appears behind a door and tells C3p0 echuta.
Person A: "Well hello there! Nice to see a familiar face!"
Person B: "Echuta."
echuta by E dizza fo shizza May 13, 2005
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Star Wars universe greeting which translates to "HEY" - "Echuta" was originally uttered by E-3PO in The Empire Strikes Back without a subtitled translation. In 2019, Disney+ series "The Mandalorian" confirmed the translation as "HEY" during the opening bar room sequence in episode 1.
"Echuta Mando!" (Subtitle - "Hey Mando!)
Echuta by 11Chews May 18, 2020
A town in regional Victoria where people move to, so that they can sit around all day drinking expresso martinis whatching the paddle steamers float by from their party barges, all the while wishing the touro's would hurry up and spend their money and fuck off home, So they can get back to skiing in peace.
Echuca, the town with only one fucking bridge.
Echuca by The G-loves June 19, 2016
"E chuta!" is an untranslatably rude Huttese expression used on C3PO by another protocol droid in "The Empire Strikes Back," shortly before the luckless golden robot is blasted apart by stormtroopers. In context, it appears to be the rough equivalent of "fuck/piss/sod off."
"Can't we put away our blasters and negotiate calmly?"
"E chuta!"
E Chuta by WordBird September 24, 2005

Echuther 

The correct spelling of “each other.” Is used when multiple beings interact with one another.
On Christmas they gave echuther gifts.

They hugged echuther.
Echuther by Anacat77washere May 31, 2020
See wordBar Cheeta/word
E Chuta by Mark F May 15, 2003
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That ol' gal of mine drives the 12 lane freeway during the week and a John Deere on the weekends. She likes opra and the Grand Ol' Opry. I love them countrypolitan women.
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A bath consisting of a variety of slats, oils, soaps or any other added ingredients such as fruits, milks, herbs or any other spices for health or beautifying benifits.
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