verb
General Slang
mitch
· verb · welsh
To skip school — Welsh-English for bunking off.
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Definitions
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To skip school, play truant, bunk off. The Welsh (and Irish) word for what English kids call 'wagging' or 'skiving'. If you mitched off double maths, you've got a story.
“We mitched off school and went down the beach for the afternoon.”
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mitch In A Sentence
We mitched off school and went down the beach for the afternoon.
Origin & Usage
Long-standing dialect word common in Welsh English and Hiberno-English; recorded from at least the 16th century.
People Also Ask
What does mitch mean?
To mitch means to skip school — Welsh-English for bunking off.
How do you use mitch in a sentence?
"They decided to mitch off double maths and go to the park."
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