Definition of spoach in English:

spoach

(also spotch)

verb spəʊtʃ

Northumberland, English Regional, Southern, Scottish rare

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Patrick Hume (fl. 1580–1621). Apparently a variant of poach with prothetic s-.

(also spotch)

verbspəʊtʃ

Northumberland, English Regional, Southern, Scottish rare

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Patrick Hume (fl. 1580–1621). Apparently a variant of poach with prothetic s-.

单词	spoach
释义	Definition of spoach in English: spoach (also spotch) verb spəʊtʃ Northumberland, English Regional, Southern, Scottish rare no object To engage in poaching. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Patrick Hume (fl. 1580–1621). Apparently a variant of poach with prothetic s-. Definition of spoach in US English: spoach (also spotch) verbspəʊtʃ Northumberland, English Regional, Southern, Scottish rare no object To engage in poaching. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Patrick Hume (fl. 1580–1621). Apparently a variant of poach with prothetic s-.
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