- "to make a
disagreeable smell". This was
later corrupted in
English as
fitchew or fitchet,
which itself became the word "fitch",
which is used for the...
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Region of
origin England Other names Variant form(s) Hugh, Hughes, Howell,
Fitchew, Fitchie, Fithie, Fithye, McCoy, Mac
Aoidh Frequency Comparisons:...
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Essie Menezes, Emma Correa, Nita Dias,
Maureen Rodrigues,
Ioline Fitchew, Ann
Fitchew Armstrong Bases:
Eustach Caldera,
Sonoo D'Abreo,
Austen Frietas,...
- Gazette. 24
February 1857. p. 656.
Listed in
order of
publication year
Fitchew,
Peter (1977). "History of the
First Hundred Years 1877 – 1977". History...
- Chalmers, J.
Grove Lane Crookes, J.
Brook Green Clark, F. L. King
Street Fitchew, W.
Willoughby House Hunt, J.
Broadway Haber, H. New Road Hurst, J. J....
- July 1962 More
Fleetlines for
Midland Red
Commercial Motor 3 May 1968
Fitchew, Mark (15
December 2021). "West
Midlands Fleetlines at fifty, Part 4"....
- have
written the text. The
illustrations are from
watercolours by
Dorothy Fitchew.
Fruit Growing for
Amateurs (P. P.
Horticultural Publications, 1. London:...
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paintbrush used by artists. 'fitch, n.2: A
brush made of the hair of a
fitchew or polecat; also, a
small brush made of hog's hair' . OED Online. June...
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Spelling and
punctuation modernized in quotations. Andrews, p. 30. A
fitchew is a
European polecat,
similar to a weasel, mink, or mongoose. A wigeon...
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Hamilton Maud, C.M.G., H.M. Amb****ador,
Buenos Aires.
Geoffrey Edward Fitchew,
lately Director General, EC Commission.
Colin Gatt, Director, Commonwealth...
