natch

natch

adv \ˈnach\

Definition of NATCH

slang

: of course : naturally

Examples of NATCH

1. He bought the most expensive car he could find, natch.
2. <the next day the office lothario was claiming, “The chicks at the party couldn't resist a looker like myself, natch”>

Origin of NATCH

by shortening & alteration from naturally

First Known Use: circa 1945

Related to NATCH

Synonyms: commonly, generally, naturally [slang], normally, ordinarily, typically, usually

Antonyms: abnormally, atypically, extraordinarily, uncommonly, untypically, unusually

Related Words: customarily, habitually, regularly, routinely; familiarly; conventionally, traditionally

Near Antonyms: funnily, oddly, peculiarly, queerly, strangely, weirdly; anomalously, irregularly; radically

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Rhymes with NATCH

bach, batch, catch, cratch, hatch, klatch, latch, match, patch, scratch, snatch, thatch