Crossword clues for klatsch
The Collaborative International Dictionary
klatch \klatch\, klatsch \klatsch\n. An informal group that gathers more or less frequently, especially for conversation; as, a coffee klatsch; a sewing klatsch.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1953, from German Klatsch "gossip," which is said in German sources to be imitative (compare klatschen "clap hands," klatsch "a single clap of the hands"). Also see clap (v.), which in Middle English also had a sense of "talk noisily or too much, chatter" (late 14c.).
Wiktionary
n. (alternative form of klatch English)
Usage examples of "klatsch".
Striche die Kreuz und die Quer durch die Luft zu ziehen, klatsch, klatsch gegen das Bauer schlagen und krabbelnd herunterfallen.
Then we heard their obsolete depth charges go overboard, klatsch klatsch klatsch.
I mingled with the occupants of the other two cars, touring retirees holding an informal coffee klatsch, as they drank coffee and munched sweet rolls.
As the rest of the family awoke and joined the klatsch, one by one, he retold the story, using the same words, the weight of which seemed to double with each admission.