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Ga-chhara

গা-ছাড়া
gaa-CHA-raa

Ga-chhara (গা-ছাড়া) is a Bengali-origin word used in Indian English, meaning careless, detached, or lacking involvement. In crosswords it is the 8-letter answer GA-CHHARA (2,6).

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Meaning & usage

Describes a person or attitude marked by indifference, emotional detachment, or a lack of concern and effort. It often implies someone has "let things slide."

In a sentence

His ga-chhara attitude worried the rest of the team.

Ga-chhara as a crossword answer

Ga-chhara is a 8-letter answer. A typical clue:

“Careless, detached, or lacking involvement” (2,6)

Category: Concept Origin: Bengali Script: Bengali

Related words

  • Chhyabla — A term used to describe someone who is silly or foolish.
  • Chamcha — A sycophant or flatterer.
  • Chumma — An informal Tamil word meaning 'just like that' or 'for no reason'.
  • Aatpoure — Simple, everyday, and unpretentious.
  • Sussegad — A laid-back, carefree attitude or lifestyle.
  • Chokkhushul — A constant source of irritation or resentment. An eyesorem

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