HOTCH


Meaning of HOTCH in English

ˈhäch verb

( -ed/-ing/-es )

Etymology: probably from Middle French hocher to shake, from Old French hochier, of Germanic origin; akin to Middle High German hotteln, hotzeln to shake — more at hod

intransitive verb

1. dialect Britain : to shake, jog, and wiggle : fidget

2. dialect Britain : to change position or shift weight to make room : hitch

transitive verb

chiefly Scotland : to cause to shake or shift

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