ratch
ratch noun. [ratʃ]
ratch verb. [ratʃ] obsolete exc. dial.
ratch verb trans. [ratʃ] rare.
ratch verb intrans. [ratʃ] Scot. & north.
کنار یا لبه کشتی، سگ شکاری، علامت سفید، کشیدن
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English Dictionaryratch noun1.
[ratʃ] L16.[Perh. from German Ratsche, Rätsche ratchet-wheel. Cf. RATCHET.]1. The barrel of a gun.
Scot. L16-M17.2. A ratchet.
E18.3. A ratchet-wheel.
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ratch verb1.
[ratʃ] obsolete exc.
dial. ME.[from obsolete pa. t. & pple of REACH verb1, on the analogy of caught, catch.]1. verb intrans.a. Go, proceed.
rare. Only in
ME.b. Nautical. Sail on a tack, reach.
L19.2. verb trans. Draw out, stretch; pull or tear apart.
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ratch verb2 trans. [ratʃ] rare.
L18.[from RATCH noun1.]Cut (a wheel) into teeth like those of a ratch.
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ratch verb3 intrans. [ratʃ] Scot. &
north. E19.[from RACHE noun1.]Search about, esp. for food; forage
about, around.
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