Definitions for ouchaʊtʃ
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
ouchaʊtʃ(interj.)
(used to express sudden pain or dismay.)
Origin of ouch:
1830–40, Amer.; < G autsch
ouch*aʊtʃ(n.)
a clasp, buckle, or brooch for holding a garment together. an ornamental brooch set with gems.
Category: Jewelry
the setting of a precious stone.
Category: Jewelry
* Archaic..
Origin of ouch:
1325–75; ME ouche, for nouche < OF nosche < Frankish
Wiktionary
ouch(Interjection)
An expression of one's own physical pain.
Ouch! You stepped on my toe! That hurt!
ouch(Interjection)
An expression in sympathy at another's pain.
Ouch! Her sunburn looks awful.
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A reply to an insult (frequently one that is tongue-in-cheek or joking).
Ouch. How could you say that?
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An expression of disappointment.
Ouch, I really wanted to do that.
ouch
Expressing surprise at the high price of something.
Ouch, one hundred thousand dollars for a car! I could never afford that!
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