AdjectiveCommon lingo
Tunch
[toonch]Railway colonies & Pan-Diaspora· Colloquial term for neatness, readiness, and sharp turnout
Also spelled: properly set, spruce
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Completely ready, well-set, smartly dressed, and groomed to perfection for a festive dance, wedding, or church service.
“He was all tunch for the Easter Ball with his razor-creased trousers and patent leather shoes.”
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