fecht

/ fɛxt /

verb

1. a Scot word for fight

Derived Forms

• ˈfechter, noun

Example Sentences

Andrea Fecht, 63, who has diabetes and came to see Rolshoven because recent tests revealed a concerning rise in her blood sugar, estimated she pays 120 euros a year, or about $125, to fill all six of her prescriptions, including her daily insulin.

From Salon

Kent Von Fecht, co-owner of wildly popular Lendy’s Cafe and Raw Bar in Virginia Beach, had long been bracing himself for a wing shortfall - and his suppliers tell him it could get worse before it gets better.

From Washington Times

“I heard the rumor there’d be a shortage months ago. But now I’m seeing it in fruition,” Von Fecht said.

From Washington Times

Police said Fecht instructed an animal control officer to use pepper spray on the 8-month-old pit bull mix on Sept. 5 while another officer held the animal.

From Washington Times

Fecht was serving a 60-day unpaid suspension.

From Washington Times