daych

British

/ deɪtʃ /

verb

dialect to thatch

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Faulkner recently returned from a trip there during which she was able to visit her mother, Jane Daych, by waving up to her third-floor window.

From Washington Post

He is survived by his companion, Barbara Eaton; his sons, James, Tom, John and Robert; his daughter, Ellen Creamer Sitron; his sister, Jane C. Daych; and eight grandchildren.

From New York Times

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