queach

(kwiːtʃ)

(Plants) a thicket

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Examples of words used in Call My Bluff, taken from a book published in connection with the show in 1972, were queach, strongle, ablewhacket, hickboo and jirble.

Queach, for instance, was defined as a malicious caricature, a cross between a quince and a peach, or a mini-jungle of mixed vegetation.

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(BBC One Wales, Friday, 10.35pm) IT'S like Call My Bluff but without the kipper ties, Robert Robinson and odd mystery words to guess like Queach and Ablewhacket.

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