glutch
Elementary (A2)
IPA: /ɡlʌtʃ/
KK: /glʌtʃ/
noun
Definition
A large amount of something that can be held in the mouth at one time.
Example
He took a glutch of food and stuffed it into his mouth.
Conversation
I just tried this new sandwich, and it was a real glutch to finish.
Wow, it must have been huge!
Yeah, I didn't expect it to be such a mouthful.
Next time, maybe share it with someone!
Synonyms & Antonyms
Synonyms
gob
mouthful
bite
Antonyms
dribble
trickle
drop
verb
Definition
To swallow something, often in a quick or greedy manner.
Example
He had to glutch down the water after running a long distance.
Tense Forms
Past: glutched
Past Participle: glutched
Conversation
Did you see how quickly he could glutch that food down?
Yeah, it was impressive! I could never eat that fast.
I know, right? I can't even glutch my drink without spilling it.
Root Explanation
The word 'glutch' originates from Middle English 'glutchen', meaning to swallow or gulp down. It is related to the Old English 'glutian', which also means to swallow greedily. The word describes the act of swallowing something eagerly or in large amounts.
Memory Tip
Think of someone eagerly 'gulping down' food — that's what 'glutch' means, to swallow greedily.
Visually Confused Words
slutch
grutch
glunch
galuth
clutch
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