wotcher

British  

/ ˈwɒtʃə /

1. a slang term of greeting (esp in the phrase wotcher cock! )

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Etymology

Origin of wotcher

C19: Cockney for what cheer?

Example Sentences

"Nah then, Bill, wotcher doing to New Street Station?"

From "Contemptible", by "Casualty" by

"Say," he demanded, "wotcher meanin', hidin' there and snortin' in a guy's ear?"

From The Life of the Party by Preston, James M.

Say, wotcher mean drillin' round dis town in some kinder funny riggin' wit'out no plunder on you?

From The Life of the Party by Preston, James M.

"Now, wotcher goin' to do wiv that duster, Miss?" she inquired.

From Back to Billabong by Bruce, Mary Grant

“An’ if yer don’t want Stepney Station, I’m blessed if I know wotcher do want.”

From The People of the Abyss by London, Jack