| CANCHAS | • canchas n. Plural of cancha. • CANCHA n. (Spanish) a court for playing the ball game jai alai. |
| CHICHAS | • chichas n. Plural of chicha. • CHICHA n. an orange-red dyestuff used by South American Indians, also CHICA, CHICO. |
| CONCHAS | • conchas n. Plural of concha. • CONCHA n. (Latin) the outer ear cavity. |
| DATCHAS | • datchas n. Plural of datcha. • DATCHA n. (Russian) a Russian country house, also DACHA. |
| EPOCHAS | • epochas n. Plural of epocha. • EPOCHA n. an important period of time, also EPOCH. |
| GOTCHAS | • gotchas n. Plural of gotcha. • GOTCHA n. an instance of catching a person out in a deceit or wrongdoing. |
| KACCHAS | • kacchas n. Plural of kaccha. • KACCHA n. (Punjabi) short trousers worn by Sikhs, also KUCCHA. |
| KUCCHAS | • KUCCHA n. the short trousers traditionally worn by Sikhs, also KACCHA. |
| KWACHAS | • kwachas n. Plural of kwacha. • KWACHA n. (Bantu) a monetary unit of Zambia. |
| LORCHAS | • lorchas n. Plural of lorcha. • LORCHA n. (Portuguese) a light vessel of European build, like a Chinese junk. |
| MATCHAS | • matchas n. Plural of matcha. • MATCHA n. (Japanese) a tea made from finely ground green tea leaves. |
| MORCHAS | • morchas n. Plural of morcha. • MORCHA n. (Hindi) a hostile demonstration against the government. |
| ONYCHAS | • ONYCHA n. (Greek) an ingredient in ancient Jewish incense; the nail-like operculum of a mollusc. |
| SIMCHAS | • simchas n. Plural of simcha. • SIMCHA n. (Hebrew) a Jewish private party. |