fratch
/fratʃ
/verb [no object] dialect
Have a quarrel or disagreement.Mr. Godfrey and father can talk together for hours without fratching....
- But let them fratch on.
- Joseph and his brethren got together fratching, and they put him in a pit.
Origin
Early 18th century: probably imitative.
- white-heart
- white-heart cherry
- white-hearted
- white heat
- white hellebore
- white helleborine
- white hen
- white heron
- White Highlander
- White Highlands
- white hole
- white honey
- white honeysuckle
- white hope
- Whitehorse
- white-horsed
- white horses
- white-hot
- White House
- White Hun
- white hunter
- white ibis
- white information
- white iron
- white iron pyrites