hotch

verbattested in dialogue

United Kingdom//hɒtʃ//

To move irregularly up and down.

verb

1
To move irregularly up and down.
2
To swarm (with).
What if I went up? Imagine nobody had done it before. It would be hotching with balls and stuff, hundreds of things.

Etymology

From Anglo-Norman hocher, Middle French hocher, from a Germanic source (compare Dutch hutsen, hossen, German hotzen).

Forms

past tense: hotched
past participle: hotched
present participle: hotching
third person singular: hotches

hostility · The state of being hostile.hosting · Running and maintaining a computer system on someone's behalf.hot · Relating to heat and conditions which produce it. Having or…

hotch · To move irregularly up and down.

hotel · An establishment that provides accommodation and other…hotline · A telephone line that is always staffed and able to give…hots · A condition of physical attraction toward (for) someone.

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