† ˈbotchmentObs.rare. [f. botch v. + -ment.] An addition, a ‘make-up’. c1440Promp. Parv. 5 A bocchement, augmentum.Ibid. 42 Bochment [1499 botchement], additamentum.1526Skelton Magnyf. 1126 Gyve me thy dogge, and I am content, And thou shalt have my hawke to a botchment.