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Definition of klatch in English: klatch(also klatsch) nounklatʃklɑtʃ North American An informal social gathering at which coffee is served. Example sentencesExamples - The local café in the Little Town keeps a pot of Joe hot at all times and throughout the long slow afternoons locals wander in to have a solitary cup or to join various klatsches.
- Members of this regular klatch include two retired textile mill workers, a warehouse supervisor, a bus driver and a house painter.
Origin 1950s: from German Klatsch 'gossip'. Definition of klatch in US English: klatch(also klatsch) nounklɑtʃkläCH North American A social gathering, especially for coffee and conversation. Example sentencesExamples - Members of this regular klatch include two retired textile mill workers, a warehouse supervisor, a bus driver and a house painter.
- The local café in the Little Town keeps a pot of Joe hot at all times and throughout the long slow afternoons locals wander in to have a solitary cup or to join various klatsches.
Origin 1950s: from German Klatsch ‘gossip’. |