keech
/kiːx
/noun [mass noun] Scottish informal
1Excrement.
1.1Rubbish: maybe this keech about ‘microclimate’ was true...
- One can understand their reluctance to meander into the twilight zone of recycled material and - to paraphrase Kiernan - ‘reheated auld keech’.
- You can call this the most seasonally unsympathetic killjoy of a column if you like, but over the past week did television not furnish the most unappealing crock of keech to masquerade as mass entertainment?
- Here's some truly random Scottish keech going down this week.
Origin
Early 19th century: from cach, Scots variant of cack.