Definition of nautch in English:

nautch

noun nɔːtʃnôCH

(in South Asia) a traditional dance performed by professional dancing girls.
as modifier a nautch girl
Example sentencesExamples
- She writes of being a spectator in an exotic world of jugglers, tumblers, snake charmers, fire-eaters, and nautch girls.
- They would send me portraits of fabulous guys with beards, smoking hookahs and watching nautch girls.
- Weddings and other festive occasions are observed with much enthusiasm and are often celebrated with feasting, and sometimes with nautch girls.
- There were performances by the ubiquitous nautch girls.
- It has the taint of the louche, as did its forebear, the nautch show.
- They had ceased to patronise the nautch, and in its stead preferred English music or military bands.
- Nobody would stand around long enough to view a nautch in its entirety.

Origin

From Hindi nāc, from Prakrit nachcha, from Sanskrit nṛtya 'dancing'.

Rhymes

debauch, porch, scorch, torch

Definition of nautch in US English:

nautch

nounnôCH

(in South Asia) a traditional dance performed by professional dancing girls.
as modifier a nautch girl
Example sentencesExamples
- Weddings and other festive occasions are observed with much enthusiasm and are often celebrated with feasting, and sometimes with nautch girls.
- They would send me portraits of fabulous guys with beards, smoking hookahs and watching nautch girls.
- She writes of being a spectator in an exotic world of jugglers, tumblers, snake charmers, fire-eaters, and nautch girls.
- It has the taint of the louche, as did its forebear, the nautch show.
- Nobody would stand around long enough to view a nautch in its entirety.
- They had ceased to patronise the nautch, and in its stead preferred English music or military bands.
- There were performances by the ubiquitous nautch girls.

Origin

From Hindi nāc, from Prakrit nachcha, from Sanskrit nṛtya ‘dancing’.

单词	nautch
释义	Definition of nautch in English: nautch noun nɔːtʃnôCH (in South Asia) a traditional dance performed by professional dancing girls. as modifier a nautch girl Example sentencesExamples She writes of being a spectator in an exotic world of jugglers, tumblers, snake charmers, fire-eaters, and nautch girls. They would send me portraits of fabulous guys with beards, smoking hookahs and watching nautch girls. Weddings and other festive occasions are observed with much enthusiasm and are often celebrated with feasting, and sometimes with nautch girls. There were performances by the ubiquitous nautch girls. It has the taint of the louche, as did its forebear, the nautch show. They had ceased to patronise the nautch, and in its stead preferred English music or military bands. Nobody would stand around long enough to view a nautch in its entirety. Origin From Hindi nāc, from Prakrit nachcha, from Sanskrit nṛtya 'dancing'. Rhymes debauch, porch, scorch, torch Definition of nautch in US English: nautch nounnôCH (in South Asia) a traditional dance performed by professional dancing girls. as modifier a nautch girl Example sentencesExamples Weddings and other festive occasions are observed with much enthusiasm and are often celebrated with feasting, and sometimes with nautch girls. They would send me portraits of fabulous guys with beards, smoking hookahs and watching nautch girls. She writes of being a spectator in an exotic world of jugglers, tumblers, snake charmers, fire-eaters, and nautch girls. It has the taint of the louche, as did its forebear, the nautch show. Nobody would stand around long enough to view a nautch in its entirety. They had ceased to patronise the nautch, and in its stead preferred English music or military bands. There were performances by the ubiquitous nautch girls. Origin From Hindi nāc, from Prakrit nachcha, from Sanskrit nṛtya ‘dancing’.
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