How to spell TATCH correctly?

If you've mistakenly spelled "tatch" instead of "thatch", fret not, as here are some viable alternatives. "Catch" fits well if you were referring to seizing or trapping something. Similarly, "touch" could be used to imply a tactile contact. "Hatch" is another good option if you meant to refer to opening or emerging from an egg.

• Aitch I pronounce the letter H as " Aitch" rather than "Haitch".
• arch The arch of the bridge rose high above the river.
• bach
• batch I baked a batch of chocolate chip cookies for the school bake sale.
• catch I need to catch the train before it leaves the station.
• catchy The jingle for the new product was incredibly catchy and I found myself humming it all day.
• ditch I had to ditch my old car and buy a new one.
• dutch I have two Dutch friends who love to ride bicycles.
• each Each student was given a book to read for homework.
• etch The artist used a metal stylus to etch a design onto the copper plate.
• hatch
• itch
• latch I made sure to latch the door shut before I went to bed.
• mach I had to open the door with the mach key.
• match I am trying to find a match for my new shirt.
• Natch Natch, I was just kidding.
• patch My favorite indie band is also in the patch.
• patchy The internet connection was patchy and kept dropping off.
• starch She explained that to make gravy, you need to mix flour or starch with liquid.
• stitch She carefully made a tiny stitch in the fabric to repair the tear.
• tack
• taco
• tat I found a tat on the floor.
• tate He often takes the train to the city to visit his cousin, who lives in the suburb of Tate.
• teach My mother used to teach me how to cook.
• tech I'm always fascinated by the latest tech gadgets.
• tench I can't believe I ate tench for dinner.
• tetchy The teacher was getting tetchy with the students for constantly disrupting the class.
• thatch The roof of the old cottage was covered in thick thatch.
• torch I need a torch to find my way through the dark.
• touch
• twitch I'm so excited for the new Twitch Prime game, I just can't keep still.
• watch I have to watch my mouth in front of her.

Intertubing

• antedating
• entertain
• entertainer
• entertaining
• inditing
• inner-tubing
• intertwine
• interurban
• intuiting
• undertaking