carritch
American
[kahr-ich]
/ ˈkɑr ɪtʃ /
noun
Scot.
Etymology
Origin of carritch
1755–65; back formation from carritches (taken as plural), Scots variant of catechise (now dial.) < French catéchèse ≪ Greek katḗchēsis catechesis; for t > rr, cf. porridge
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