Examples of 'gotch' in a sentence
Meaning of "gotch"
gotch (noun) - gotch is a colloquial term used in some regions to refer to underwear, especially men's underpants
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- Men's underwear.
- A surname.
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Gotch is the name.
The old Gotch toe hold.
Gotch had amassed a fortune even before becoming the world champion.
It was here that Karl Gotch honed his catch wrestling skills.
Gotch would have known Jocelyn since the day he was born.
The German suplex is named after Gotch.
Karl Gotch was a huge influence on this.
That bridge reminds me of Karl Gotch.
Thomas Gotch was a recognised success during his lifetime and enjoyed considerable public acclaim.
His first match as a New Japan wrestler was against Karl Gotch.
Simon Gotch and Aiden English have struggled immensely to fit in on the main roster.
Gordon and Gotch.
Gotch and English executed the Whirling Dervish on Murphy to win the title.
All are entombed together in the Gotch mausoleum in the Union Cemetery in Humboldt.
Never mind all of your sociability, Gotch.
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FitzGerald began to work with Francis Gotch at the physiology department in Oxford.
Gotch clinched the match with his feared Toe Hold, which forced Hackenschmidt to quit.
Before he began his artistic studies Gotch worked in his father's business for three years.
Ozawa 's Mongolian giant character was created by Karl Gotch.
While on their feet, Gotch made sure to lean on Hackenschmidt to wear him down.
They're not gonna gotch me.
The post-WWE career of Gotch has seen him wrestling for many independent promotions.
Gotch held his own for nearly two hours, but lost the hard-fought contest.
Under the guidance of Burns, Gotch won a series of matches in Iowa and later Yukon.
Gotch also helped her get a paper published by the Royal Society in 1906.
The tournament is the successor to the Karl Gotch Cup that NJPW promoted in the 1970s.
At one time, Gotch also punched Hackenschmidt on the nose.
