Definition of notchy in English:

notchy

adjectivenotchiest, notchier ˈnɒtʃiˈnäCHē

(of a manual gear-changing mechanism) difficult to use because the lever has to be moved accurately (as if into a narrow notch)
the gear-change action is rather notchy
Example sentencesExamples
- The gearbox is also a bit Jekyll and Hyde - it slides smoothly and effortlessly into lower gears but fifth gear is a bit notchy and I have a bit of a tussle to engage it.
- However, the pedals are still offset to the left and the fascia-mounted gear change is as notchy as it ever was.
- I found the manual rather notchy, with a fairly long throw between changes.
- That ‘low mileage, one owner, town car’ may seem like a good idea but you'll often find that a life spent covering short journeys also results in a notchy gearbox, worn suspension and a tight engine.
- The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly.

Rhymes

blotchy, bocce, splotchy

Definition of notchy in US English:

notchy

adjectiveˈnäCHē

(of a manual gear-changing mechanism) difficult to use because the lever has to be moved accurately (as if into a narrow notch)
the gear-change action is rather notchy
Example sentencesExamples
- I found the manual rather notchy, with a fairly long throw between changes.
- That ‘low mileage, one owner, town car’ may seem like a good idea but you'll often find that a life spent covering short journeys also results in a notchy gearbox, worn suspension and a tight engine.
- The gearbox is also a bit Jekyll and Hyde - it slides smoothly and effortlessly into lower gears but fifth gear is a bit notchy and I have a bit of a tussle to engage it.
- However, the pedals are still offset to the left and the fascia-mounted gear change is as notchy as it ever was.
- The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly.

单词	notchy
释义	Definition of notchy in English: notchy adjectivenotchiest, notchier ˈnɒtʃiˈnäCHē (of a manual gear-changing mechanism) difficult to use because the lever has to be moved accurately (as if into a narrow notch) the gear-change action is rather notchy Example sentencesExamples The gearbox is also a bit Jekyll and Hyde - it slides smoothly and effortlessly into lower gears but fifth gear is a bit notchy and I have a bit of a tussle to engage it. However, the pedals are still offset to the left and the fascia-mounted gear change is as notchy as it ever was. I found the manual rather notchy, with a fairly long throw between changes. That ‘low mileage, one owner, town car’ may seem like a good idea but you'll often find that a life spent covering short journeys also results in a notchy gearbox, worn suspension and a tight engine. The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly. Rhymes blotchy, bocce, splotchy Definition of notchy in US English: notchy adjectiveˈnäCHē (of a manual gear-changing mechanism) difficult to use because the lever has to be moved accurately (as if into a narrow notch) the gear-change action is rather notchy Example sentencesExamples I found the manual rather notchy, with a fairly long throw between changes. That ‘low mileage, one owner, town car’ may seem like a good idea but you'll often find that a life spent covering short journeys also results in a notchy gearbox, worn suspension and a tight engine. The gearbox is also a bit Jekyll and Hyde - it slides smoothly and effortlessly into lower gears but fifth gear is a bit notchy and I have a bit of a tussle to engage it. However, the pedals are still offset to the left and the fascia-mounted gear change is as notchy as it ever was. The manual gearbox has a tendency to be notchy and the auto gearbox doesn't change particularly smoothly.
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