IPA: /hʌtʃ/
KK: /hʌtʃ/
A type of storage container or structure, often used for keeping small animals like rabbits, or for storing items such as dishes.
The children kept their pet rabbits in a hutch in the backyard.
Hutch → The word 'hutch' originates from Middle English 'huch', which is derived from Old French 'huch', meaning a small shed or a box. It refers to a small structure or enclosure, often used for animals or storage.
Think of a small 'shed' or 'box' — that's what a hutch is, a cozy enclosure for animals or storage.