noun
General Slang
mitcher
· noun · welsh
Someone who bunks off school — a serial skiver.
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A kid (or adult) who skives — wags school, dodges work, vanishes when they should be somewhere. From the verb 'to mitch' (to play truant), long-standing in Welsh, Irish, and West Country English. 'On the mitch' = currently bunking off.
“He's a proper mitcher, hasn't been in maths all term.”
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mitcher In A Sentence
He's a proper mitcher, hasn't been in maths all term.
Origin & Usage
From 'mitch' (to play truant), Middle English roots, preserved in Welsh, Irish, and West Country dialect.
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What does mitcher mean?
A mitcher is someone who bunks off school — a serial skiver.
How do you use mitcher in a sentence?
"He's a right mitcher, never in class more than two days a week."
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