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| got·cha [ gótchə ] |
interjection |
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expressing triumph over another: used to indicate that somebody has been successfully tricked or caught out in some way or to indicate comprehension of something
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noun (plural got·chas) |
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1. unexpected problem: an unexpected problem or drawback
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2. unforeseen software problem: an unforeseen problem in the way a piece of software works
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| [Mid-20th century. < a pronunciation of got you] |
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