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Definition of gatch
gatch
- "lame"; "corny"; "cheesy". Can be used as "gatchy", "gatchfully", "gatchalicious".
That joke was so gatch.
Last edited on Apr 25 2016. Submitted by Anonymous on Jun 04 2002.
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