IPA: /mʌtʃ/
KK: /mʌtʃ/
A type of hat made from linen or muslin, typically worn by older women, particularly in Scotland.
The elderly woman wore a traditional mutch to keep her head warm.
The word 'mutch' originates from Middle English 'mucch', which is derived from Old English 'mūce', meaning a type of cap or head covering. It refers specifically to a type of bonnet or cap worn by women, particularly in the past.
Think of a 'mūce' as a traditional head covering, which helps you remember that 'mutch' refers to a type of cap or bonnet.