A dialectal term meaning a cuddle, embrace, or cozy sit-down; primarily used in British English, especially Welsh English.
Possibly from Welsh origins or influenced by Celtic languages, reflecting regional British usage. The exact etymology is uncertain, but it's a long-established dialectal term.
'Cotch' is a wonderful example of living dialect—it's common in Wales and the West Midlands where people still say 'let's have a cotch' meaning a cozy time together, showing how regional languages preserve warmth and intimacy in a single word.
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