natch

[ nach ]

adverb

, Slang.

1. of course; naturally.

natch

/ nætʃ /

sentence substitute

1. informal.
   short for naturally

Word History and Origins

Origin of natch¹

Shortening and respelling of naturally

Example Sentences

Shelter and housing, natch, as rents and insurance stay hot—and still-elevated interest rates make construction and mortgage costs even more prohibitive.

From Slate

Trump responded to Cohen’s testimony in mob-speak, natch, tweeting that his former lawyer was “a rat.”

From Los Angeles Times

Meanwhile, an ascendant right wing is busy flogging the concept of the nuclear family — heterosexual, natch — with men as breadwinners and women maintaining the home and raising children.

From Los Angeles Times

Announced earlier this winter, the Edgars — named, natch, for Edgar Allan Poe — are presented annually by the Mystery Writers of America and are now in their 77th year.

From Seattle Times

Dec. 1 ‘Irish Christmas in America’ Songs, stories and Irish step dancing, natch.

From Los Angeles Times