1. A miserable person; one sunk in the deepest distress; a worthless mortal; a person sunk in vice; an expression of slight or ironical pity or contempt; an expression of tenderness.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• trech,
• breatch,
• cetch,
• weatch,
• frech,
• preech,
• wreth,
• krutch,
• wrentch,
• yreach,
• wittch,
• wheich,
• freach,
• chetch,
• retach,
• whech,
• setch,
• wriench,
• reatch,
• resch

• wretched.

The adjective form of the word "wretch" is "wretched".

The plural of the "wretch" can be the "wretches".

The singular of the "wretch" can be the "wretch".