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Definition of natch
natch
interjection
- abbreviated form of "naturally". Often used sarcastically or cynically.
Person A: That's not too clever.
Person B: Natch.Last edited on Aug 25 2010. Submitted by Marieke from Goes (Zeeland), Netherlands on Mar 25 1999.
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