English terms dictionary. 2015.
titch — [tıtʃ] n [singular] BrE a humorous or insulting way of talking to or about a small person … Dictionary of contemporary English
titch — [ tıtʃ ] noun singular BRITISH HUMOROUS someone who is very small … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
titch — noun /tɪtʃ/ A very small person; a small child; a small amount. Ill have just a titch more cake … Wiktionary
titch — A small amount more than a hair, less than a tad. Carrie, you re too far away from Pete move your chair a titch to the left … Dictionary of american slang
titch — A small amount more than a hair, less than a tad. Carrie, you re too far away from Pete move your chair a titch to the left … Dictionary of american slang
titch — See just a titch … English idioms
Titch' s Place — (Кампот,Камбоджа) Категория отеля: Адрес: Riverside, Кампот, Камбоджа … Каталог отелей
Titch and Quackers — was a British children s television show of the late sixties and early seventies. It was presented by ventriloquist Ray Alan. The eponymous characters were ventriloquist dummies of a small boy, Titch, and his pet duck Quackers. Ray Alan also… … Wikipedia
titch — tɪtʃ n. (British Slang) tiny person, tich … English contemporary dictionary
titch — (also tich) noun Brit. informal a small person. Derivatives titchy adjective Origin 1930s: from Little Tich, stage name of Harry Relph, an English music hall comedian of small stature, given the nickname because he resembled Arthur Orton, the… … English new terms dictionary
