Green’s Dictionary of Slang

cotch v.2

also kotch
[cotch, to lean on; ult. f. SE scotch, to wedge or block]

(W.I./UK teen) to shirk work, to behave lazily; to relax.

[UK]T. White Catch a Fire 123: A place to have sex and sometimes even ‘cotch’ (sleep) for the evening.
[WI]Francis-Jackson Official Dancehall Dict. 29: Kotch 1. (derog.) to hang around, though unwelcome. 2. to perch oneself in/On a small space: u. me can kotch ya; 3. to hold open a door with a heavy object etc.: u. kotch de door deh fi me.
[US]BlazinParadise ‘Blazing Squad Language’ 🌐 Kotchin – Chilin’ out.
[UK]Skinnyman ‘Council Estate of Mind’ 🎵 Kids have got a place [...] to cotch and blaze pot.
[UK]Skepta ‘Ladies Hit Squad’ 🎵 After we done, bill a spliff and cotch / Pour me a glass of the Henny on the rocks.
theculturetrip.com ‘Guide to London Slang 10 Jan. 🌐 Kotch – sit and chill the hell out, as in ‘Luke needs to kotch the hell out’.
[UK]G. Krauze What They Was 13: We [...] go and cotch in Bimz’s yard.