| To have a cwtch, to tell the dog to go somewhere, you know, it must mean as a safe, a safe place. |
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| There was also the coal cwtch, which was the shed you kept the coal in. |
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| My dad has memories of buying potatoes by the hundredweight in autumn and storing then in the outside cwtch and then eating them until spring when he was young. |
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| In the original version, cwtch was misspelled as cwch. |
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| You're both unknowns in the States, you've both got big regional accents and people are bound to write in to Simon Cowell's crew asking what a stottie cake and cwtch is. |
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