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clitchin' n, usu pl Cp OED clitch v 2 'to crook, bend a joint'; EDD
clitch sb2 I 'groin; the fork part of the leg or arm' Gl W Do. Groin;
that part of the leg behind the knee.
1937 DEVINE 14 ~ That point
on the side of the body indicating the right length of a shirt. T 222-66 This friend was
one day admiring a woman's hair as she was brushing it, a patient. And the patient said,
'Oh that's nothing now. You should have seen first when I was married it came right down
to my clitchin's. C 66-12 Wet in the clitchin's—used when someone got wet to their
knee joints either by rain or snow. P 229-66 The thigh rubbers comes right up to his
clitchin's.
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