kotch

/ kɒtʃ /

verb

1. slang.
   intr to vomit

Word History and Origins

Origin of kotch¹

from Afrikaans kots

Example Sentences

A couple of years later, she lied to classmates at Syracuse University, where she was working on an M.F.A. in fiction, insisting that her name was pronounced “kotch,” no relation to those “cokes,” the ones they may have read sinister things about.

From New York Times

The senator earned $491,949 in dividends last year alone, as journalist Alex Kotch reported this summer.

From Salon

In response, investigative reporter Alex Kotch, who characterized Manchin's comments as "Fox News-level climate change denial," accused the lawmaker of "lying to us about climate change to protect his annual profits and the wealth of his family."

From Salon

“Whether you’re searching for a unique gift to give a loved one you can’t physically be with, or looking to reward yourself for finishing a tough year strong, our Cheddar Bay Biscuit gift boxes are guaranteed to serve up some much-needed warmth and comfort this holiday season,” Deanna Kotch, Red Lobster's vice president of marketing, said in a press release.

From Fox News

The report’s author, investigative journalist Alex Kotch, said in an email that companies should do more to keep hate from their platforms.

From The Guardian