(1) It wouldn't be fair to say that British rappers couldn't get arrested, because getting arrested seemed to be the one thing they seemed to be exceptionally good at: indeed, the only reason Lamb and Foster booked Stryder for their club was because their original choice, Crazy Titch, had recently been jailed for murder.
(2) He's nice: plain and simple, funner than on screen – more of a titch, more of a tease.
Titchy
Definition:
Example Sentences:
(1) When Porritt started, the SDC was a titchy £350,000-a-year operation with an unique licence to be independent, provoke, criticise and scrutinise government as a "critical friend".
(2) Look at the tiny: thanks to smartphones, titchy tech is so commonplace now as to be amazingly cheap: chips, buzzers, noisemakers, processors.
(3) The stars of the original trilogy, Mark Hamill (Luke Skywalker), Carrie Fisher (Princess Leia) and Harrison Ford (Han Solo), are expected to be centre stage once again , but the only 100% confirmed character is titchy space droid R2-D2.