Ceche

Ceche is a term that can refer to several different things, primarily a type of traditional Central European confectionery and a slang term for a female.

In the context of food, ceche is a sweet pastry, often made with a dough similar to brioche or challah, filled with a variety of ingredients. Common fillings include nuts like walnuts or poppy seeds, often sweetened with sugar or honey, and sometimes spiced with cinnamon or lemon zest. These pastries can be baked into various shapes, from rolls to braided loaves, and are frequently enjoyed during holidays or special occasions. The exact preparation and ingredients can vary significantly by region and family tradition.

As a slang term, "ceche" is a colloquial and sometimes derogatory word used to refer to a woman. Its usage is informal and can be considered offensive depending on the context and the relationship between the speakers. This usage is distinct from the culinary definition and carries different social connotations. Due to its informal nature, it is not typically found in formal dictionaries but exists within spoken language.