glutch

verb, noun — 2 senses

verb

Etymology From Middle English glucchen, a variant of gulchen (“to drink greedily”). Doublet of gulch.

UK, Dialectal To swallow.

And now Robert Creedle will be nailed up in parish boards 'a b'lieve; and noboby will glutch down a sigh for he!1887, Thomas Hardy, chapter 43, in The Woodlanders:

noun

Etymology From Middle English glucchen, a variant of gulchen (“to drink greedily”). Doublet of gulch.

UK, Dialectal A mouthful.

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