The phrase "a synch" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely a colloquial or informal expression, possibly a truncation of "in sync" or "synchronize."
Example: "We need to make sure our schedules are a synch to avoid any conflicts."
Alternatives: "in sync" or "synchronized."
This function will place the mouse packet into a transmittable packet (with a synch byte and "start nibble") and send it using the UDR Empty interrupt.
Sometimes when a band is offered a synch, a big publisher will swoop in and offer them an advance.
Jess Caragliano: We landed a synch for Lord Huron's "The Night We Met" in the Netflix show 13 Reasons Why, for example.
Finding street side parking is a synch as the ESFLOW's compact dimensions allow it to slip in to the narrowest of spaces.
Fantus: It's usually a number of selected writers and producers getting together to write for a specific purpose — a synch opportunity, an artist's new album, or just to get creatives together.
Kallen: A big moment early on was when they signed a publishing deal with Stage 3. I knew nothing about publishing — and I didn't even know what a "synch" meant — but I was excited for someone to hand us a check and believe in the band.
Re "Palm Drops the M505 Organizer, but a Synching Problem Persists" (March 7): If a problem is endemic to a Palm model, then clearly it cannot be repaired, and Palm's exchange program is a sham.
Their pornographic video selfie lasts three hours and brings erotic bliss — but the recording leaks out (a tangled tale of iPads given out and a synching app), and they launch into an antic skein of adventures to reclaim those iPads and then to deal personally with a porn-hosting Web site.
With a quick synch to a Bluetooth enabled smartphone and a little creative planning, someone in a galaxy far, far away could be driving that machine.
The heartwarming clip features grade-A lip synching, dancing from people of all ages and, of course, lots of roaring.
He missed receiving ample fruits for his labor...getting a workable synch fee when he placed a song in a film.
