brach

British  

/ brætʃ, ˈbrætʃɪt /

noun

1. archaic a bitch hound

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Etymology

Origin of brach

C14: back formation from brachez hunting dogs, from Old French, plural of brachet , of Germanic origin; compare Old High German braccho hound

Example Sentences

Candy brand Brach’s ran into that issue with its Turkey Dinner Candy Corn, a 2021 limited-edition version of the fall staple that tasted like turkey, stuffing, green beans, cranberry sauce, apple pie and coffee.

From Seattle Times

Katie Duffy, vice president and general manager of seasonal at Ferrara Candy Co., which owns Brach’s, acknowledged there was a “gross-out” factor.

From Seattle Times

Brach’s recently introduced Easter Brunch-flavored jelly beans, and they hit that mark, she said.

From Seattle Times

Love it or loathe it, market leader Brach’s churns out roughly 30 million pounds of candy corn for the fall season each year, or enough to circle planet Earth about five times, the company says.

From Washington Times

She recorded a song last year for Brach’s extolling her love.

From Washington Times