HUTCH Meaning and
Definition
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A hutch is a versatile piece of furniture typically designed as a storage unit or display case with open shelves or cabinets. It is commonly used in kitchens, dining rooms, or living areas to store and showcase various objects, including fine china, glassware, or decorative items. A hutch typically consists of a lower part, usually a cabinet with doors or drawers for concealed storage, and an upper part featuring open shelves or glass-fronted cabinets.
The lower cabinet section of a hutch is often larger, providing ample space to store larger items or to keep daily essentials organized and easily accessible. The upper section, on the other hand, serves primarily as a display unit, allowing homeowners to showcase their prized possessions or decorative pieces. Some hutches may include lighting features to enhance the display, illuminating the objects and adding an elegant touch to the room's ambiance.
Hutches can come in various designs and styles, ranging from traditional or vintage to more modern or contemporary. They are often made of wood, such as oak, mahogany, or cherry, although other materials like metal or glass can be used as well. Due to its versatile nature, a hutch can be a functional and decorative addition to any space, providing both storage and aesthetic appeal.
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• A chest or bin; a coop for rabbits; a basket or cage in which the miners bring the coals from the mines.
• To hoard or lay up, as in a chest.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of HUTCH
The word "hutch" has its origins in the Old English word "hȳċġe", which is a variation of the word "hūs" meaning "house" or "dwelling". Over time, "hȳċġe" evolved into "huche" in Middle English, and eventually became "hutch" in modern English. Originally, "hutch" referred to a chest, coffer, or storage container for valuable items. However, it later expanded in usage to also signify a small, enclosed space used for various purposes, such as a cabinet, cupboard, or cage.
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Conjugate verb Hutch
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