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wych-

British  

prefix

  1. a variant of witch-

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They had met earlier when James, as a producer, was trying to develop a television series called “Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?” about the mysterious discovery of a skeleton in the English countryside.

From Los Angeles Times

A court heard Chris Woodward led about 50 riders on a trail hunt - where dogs chase an artificial scent - in Lower Wych, in Wrexham county on 14 January.

From BBC

The pair, both in their late teens, were found at Bothenhampton Reservoir, Wych Hill, near Bridport in Dorset on Tuesday shortly after 10:00 GMT.

From BBC

The wych elm at Beauly in the Highlands is almost 800 years old, with references to the tree found in records going back to medieval times.

From BBC

Wych elm is the only elm regarded as being truly native to the UK, according to the Woodland Trust.

From BBC