What does bach mean?
Bach means (US slang, now rare) A bachelor..
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/bæt͡ʃ/ · noun
(US slang, now rare) A bachelor..
She stops the car by an ochre-coloured bach at the end of the beachline, by the shelter of a massive thicket of African thorn.
Even before he began his chores he sunbathed naked against the east wall of the bach for half an hour.
From 1931 until his death in 1982, Sargeson lived a monastic life in a bach at Takapuna, writing in the mornings and tending his garden and entertaining friends in the latter part of the day.
I hurried home to the tent—I was batching with a carpenter.
When I ask people how spending money makes them feel, so many of them respond, "Guilty." ¶ They'll give an example of how a rough day at the office led to buying a pair of shoes online or how they got a little carried away at their friend's bach party in Vegas.
Bachelorette party captions for Instagram […] Babes, baches, bikinis, and boats.
While everyone else is flocking down South for a bach bash, you'll be singing "Oh, Canada," as you spend a weekend immersed in the city's uniquely hip take on old-world European culture.
There are literally thousands of places you could go during a bach weekend in NYC, but take a tip from this New Yorker: Head to Beauty Bar as at least one of your bar-hopping spots.
Use bach when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Bach means (US slang, now rare) A bachelor..
Common synonyms include crib, bachelor, johann sebastian bach.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
She stops the car by an ochre-coloured bach at the end of the beachline, by the shelter of a massive thicket of African thorn.
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