carritch
[ kahr-ich ]
/ ˈkɑr ɪtʃ /
noun Scot.
a catechism.
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
Words nearby carritch
carriole,
carrion,
carrion beetle,
carrion crow,
carrion flower,
carritch,
carrière,
carrión's disease,
carroll,
carroll, lewis,
carrollton