pitschen.
to hurt someone with one’s fingers by pinching, twinging, flicking, flipping, or the like.
Meaning & usage
to hurt someone with one’s fingers by pinching, twinging, flicking, flipping, or the like.
Where this word comes from
From western dialects including Central Franconian petsche (“to pinch someone or otherwise hurt their skin”), from Middle High German *pfitzen, pfetzen. Compare archaic or regional German pfetzen (“to pinch; to taunt”), petzen (“to tattle, snitch”), Dutch pitsen (“to pinch”).
to drink; to booze
Where this word comes from
Borrowed from Polish pić + -en.
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