Ditch

What do we mean by ditch?

A long narrow trench or furrow dug in the ground, as for irrigation, drainage, or a boundary line. noun

To dig or make a long narrow trench or furrow in. intransitive verb

To surround with a long narrow trench or furrow. intransitive verb

To drive (a vehicle) into a long narrow trench, as one beside a road. intransitive verb

To derail (a train). intransitive verb

To get rid of; discard. intransitive verb

To get away from (a person, especially a companion). intransitive verb

To discontinue use of or association with. intransitive verb

To skip (class or school). intransitive verb

To crash-land (an aircraft) on water. intransitive verb

To dig a ditch. intransitive verb

To crash-land in water. Used of an aircraft or a pilot. intransitive verb

A trench made by digging; particularly, a trench for draining wet land, or for making a barrier to guard inclosures, or for preventing an enemy from approaching a town or a fortress. noun

Any narrow open passage for water on the surface of the ground. noun

To dig or make a ditch or ditches: as, ditching and delving; hedging and ditching.

To dig a ditch or ditches in; drain by a ditch: as, to ditch moist land.

To surround with a ditch.

To throw or run into or as if into a ditch: as, to ditch a railway-train.

A trench; a long, shallow indentation, as for irrigation or drainage.

To leave a person, place, or group of people suddenly and unexpectedly to hang out with someone else, somewhere else, or to go to another large gathering. Urban Dictionary

To leave someone or a group of people suddenly, often without their knowledge, making it all the more comical. Whoever said it comes from the German word dich is and idiot because dich means "you". Urban Dictionary

To ditch means to be left or abandoned by your gurlfriend or boyfriend. They leave/abandon u because either; a. they are bored of you b. they think its a nicer way to break up c. they are avoiding you because of something bad they did d. they hate you and never want to see you again e. they found someone better than you f. they are immensely annoyed of you and want to spend time with other people g. they want "SPACE" from you all these reasons can lead to major breakdowns for the person being ditched. also they may feel unloved, uncared for and unwanted. they can feel depressed, sad or upset. they will also say plenty of stupid things that they don't mean. if the person being "ditched" is very sensitive then it can lead to a bigger fight, especially if BOTH the people in the relationship is sensitive to not being treated properly. they are getting upset because they cannot stand being witout their gurlfriend/boyfriend for a long time. they might love each other very much, but both people hav to agree on the relationship for it to work. overall being ditched isnt a good feeling but it happens to everyone at least once in life. it might feel like the end of the world.. but you never kno hold strong and it will work out (: Urban Dictionary

(noun) a mash of dick and bitch. A universal word that can be used for both genders Urban Dictionary

From the german word dich which means to leave, ditch means to leave some1 or something usualy in a bad way, say if someone ditched u then u'd be angry that they did Urban Dictionary

To be ignored at cornation by your date Urban Dictionary

Ditching from school, often to do drugs. Urban Dictionary

To leave a room/place without a trace Urban Dictionary

A cigarette, partially smoked and extinguished; saved to be re-lit and smoked later. Urban Dictionary

Prison slang for the furrow between the buttocks. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to ditch:
ditch, pitch, bitch, hitch, witch, dutch, itch, mitch, aitch, fitch, kitch, titch, dich, ritch, sitch, nitch, disch, ditsch, deitch, ditc, dinch, dith, datch.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word ditch:
glacis, rampart, forlorn, palisade, earthwork, drawbridge, ditches, ramparts, untenable, fissure, motte, moat, dug, dyke, bastion, ravine, enclosure, fortification, embankment, mound, excavated, trench, barrow, fence, mounds, drain, irrigation, bailey, excavation, filled, deep, pits, outer, fortified, drainage, wall, enclosed, fort, walls, gate, metres, pottery, pond, entrance, wide, brook, castle, steep, slope, inner, visible, wooden, width, barracks, rescued, creek, stream, circular, boundary, canal, crossed, monument, bank, rear, gap, feet, surrounded, battery, protected, repeated, defensive, timber, water, sides, stones, gates, fill, constructed, diameter, stone.

Words that rhyme with ditch:
pitch, niche, switch, stitch, bitch, rich, which, hitch, witch, glitch, itch, twitch, enrich, kitsch, snitch, mitch, bewitch, wich, flitch, fitch, stich, fiche, quitch, ich, lich, miche, kitch, riche, titch, greenwich, chich, trich, tyche, izetbegovic, sales pitch, mich, ritch, slich, chain stitch, pritch, lazy daisy stitch, unhitch, quich, knit stitch, swich, plain stitch, goodrich, blanket stitch, piche, jock itch, fitche, zich, dip switch, concert pitch, lubavitch, absolute pitch, toggle switch, fritsch, slip stitch, garter stitch, saddle stitch, wild pitch, perfect pitch, satin stitch, water witch, half hitch, double stitch, mineral pitch, tent stitch, tritch, auction pitch, dulwich, brood bitch, running stitch, timber hitch, crochet stitch, machine stitch, knitting stitch, ignition switch, blitch, buttonhole stitch, shell stitch, single stitch, international pitch, fritsche, half cross stitch, high pitch, low pitch, fritch, rolling hitch, magnus hitch, philharmonic pitch, submarine pitch, trich-, pitsch, triche, nitsche, without a stitch, britsch, ehrenreich.

Adjectives that are often used to describe ditch:
deep, last, dry, wide, shallow, open, broad, small, main, outer, big, wet, large, narrow, muddy, tank, double, inner, long, circular, defensive, antitank, filled, nearby, nearest, shaped, foot, cut, huge, irrigation, external, ugly, roman, grassy, south, mere, concrete, mahratta, dirty, stagnant, artificial, lined, mile, west, enormous, foul, immense, linear, filthy, bottomed, straight, continuous, deeper, east, the, medieval, interior, blind, covered, adjacent, exterior, stinking, steep.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective ditch:
effort, attempt, water, stand, defense, digger, efforts, diggers, resistance, fight, battle, defence, digging, struggle, attempts, measure, defenders, appeal, strategy, banks, method, plea, opposition, plan, campaign, argument, complex, hope, attack, measures, maneuver, irrigation, houses, stands, battles, fighting, option, bank, defenses, fortifications, bid, weapon, resort, defender, grass, filling, operation, fighters, defences, construction, drainage, move, negotiations, alternative, supporters, tactic, akrasia, compromise, gamble, desperation, talks, protection, sides, cleaning, maintenance, heroics, chance, offensive, top, mission, counterattack, appeals, proposal, drive, moss, writing, charge, assault, ploy, owners, fortification.

Consonant match to ditch:
dutch, deutsch, deutsche, durch, duch, doetsch, deitsch, dietsch, deitch, deutch, dyche, dauch, dietsche, dusch.

Words that sound like ditch:
ditch, ditsch, dutch, duch, dusc, dish, deutsch, douch, didge, deutch, deutsche, dige, disch, dyche, deitch, dietsch, doetsch, dauch, deitsch, titch, tich, desh, dush, dage, dousche, dej, dusche, desch, touch, dick, dash, diss, dodge, douche, din, dis, dill, des, dosh, doge, div, dit, ditched, dic, dess, dich, dil, tuch, dik, deke, dys, diz, ditcher, dizz, dyl, dek, diw, dinh, dece, d.j, dicke, durch, dyk, dinn, dyn, dille, disse, ditt, dij, daj, dasch, dije, teche, doege, dici, ditte, doidge, decke, deq, dache, dicc, dosch, desse, dyt, duj, dch, deeje, dis-, divx, teach, hitch, tish, tige, teache, tache, tach, tisch, tyche, deae, tatch.