skitch

British  

/ skɪtʃ /

verb

1. (tr) (of a dog) to attack; catch

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Example Sentences

Later, she appeared at the Hollywood Bowl and toured with Skitch Henderson and his orchestra.

From New York Times

Nearby, Tsedenia Skitch, a volunteer with Equality Now, said she had come in spite of the bad weather because she felt like people were finally listening.

From The Guardian

So he woke up his wife and son, scooped up his 17-year-old Jack Russell terrier, Skitch, and fled.

From Los Angeles Times

But then it bought Skitch and ruined the best capture and annotation tool available at the time.

From The Verge

Some of those might be more advanced photo editing tools, but the bigger focus is supposed to be on functionality that rivals the app Skitch, which lets you annotate images with drawings, arrows, and text.

From The Verge