tuches

English

Noun

tuches (plural tucheses)

1. Alternative form of toches.
   • 1983, Mario Szichman (author), Roberto Picciotto (translator), At 8:25 Evita Became Immortal,^[1] Ediciones del Norte, page 287,

     Jaime left his brother covered in front like one of those grooms one sees on wedding cakes, but with his tuches out in the air.

   • 1998, Eileen Pollack, Paradise, New York,^[2] Temple University Press, ISBN 1-56639-789-8, page 84,

     She threw the paper back. “Wipe your tuches with your help, naah!”

   • 2008, Elisa Albert, The Book of Dahlia,^[3] Simon and Schuster, ISBN 0743291298, page 87,

     “Your Abba is there to save your tuches, as usual.”

Anagrams

• chutes, tusche