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klatches
n. (plural of klatch English)
Usage examples of "klatches".
The third-floor right-rear room has got private steps, so Beth didn't have to come in through the front door like the other girls, and she never attended any of the coffee klatches I put on for the girls after church on Sunday.
Their mothers fore-gathered every morning at the coffee klatches and their fathers sat each evening in the backyards drinking beer.
It usually meant a larger klatch meeting, or a number of klatches would join together in celebration, but by midnight every group would be split so that each member watched the dawn alone.