Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
wotcha
interjection
/ˈwɒtʃə/

Definition
A casual greeting or salutation, often used in British English.

Examples
- ‘Wotcha mate! How have you been?’
- ‘Wotcha doing this weekend?’
- ‘Wotcha think about the new café in town?’

Meaning
It’s an informal way to say ‘what’s up’ or ‘hello’.

Synonyms
- hello
- hi
- what’s up