peached
SayPEECHT/piːt͡ʃt/
- 1Simple past and past participle of peach. Archaic.
Note
The ending is regular, so one spelling serves both the simple past (he peached) and the participle (had peached; was peached). The verb itself is obsolete. Used intransitively, someone peached, usually on a person or to the authorities. Used transitively, they peached a confederate directly. The spelling suggests the fruit or the color, but neither meaning is involved here, and modern readers may need context to see that it means informing.
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