Welsh Definition

Welsh
noun

1. A citizen or inhabitant of, or someone born in, Wales.
2. The official Celtic language of Wales.

adj

1. Belonging or referring to Wales, its inhabitants or their language.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon welisc, from wealh Briton or foreigner.

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welsh
welch
verb welshes, welshed, welshing, welches, welched, welching

intr
1. To fail to pay one's debts or fulfil one's obligations.

Form: welsh on something (usually)
intr
2. To fail to keep one's promise to them.

Form: welsh on someone (usually)
3. To cheat in such a way.

Derivative: welsher
noun

Etymology: 19c.