fratch

Related to fratch: Farfetch

fratch

(frætʃ)
n
dialect English a quarrel
[C19: from obsolete fratch to make a harsh noise; perhaps of imitative origin]
ˈfratchy adj
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I ha' never had no fratch afore, sin ever I were born, wi' any o' my like; Gonnows I ha' none now that's o' my makin'.
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In north-west England tourists might come across the words cob on (annoyed), sken (to look) and fratch (to argue).
WELCOME TO BRITAIN..WE ALL F***ING SWEAR A LOT; Tourists get book of rude language
He had already collected the iPhone work in a bound book he'd entitled "Fresh Flowers: The Bridlington Home Deliviary Company." I liked the name and liked it even more in French--Fleurs fratches.
The making of fresh flowers: as David Hockney's Fresh Flowers: drawings on iPhones and iPads prepares for its North American debut at the ROM's Institute for Contemporary Culture on October 8, exhibition curator Charlie Scheips takes us behind the scenes to show how this project came to be
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