| Ef ye won't tell who teched it, I'll gin a good word fur ye ter them witches what war inquirin' round fur ye ter-day. |
| So I jest reached in my pocket and teched it for luck, then I reached over and teched her arm. |
| An' ef you ever got a sudden whack on de funny-bone in yo' elbow, missy, you know how she suffered when she was teched. |
| Perhaps your liver is teched a little and it makes you feel bad all over. |
| Rehearsed in three weeks, teched in three days, the panto machine has a lot of cogs: scenes, routines, choreography plus all the bells and whistles, magic and dry ice. |
| Being I faal like a firecracker that has jest been teched off, I suspict I caught his loving remarks consarning mesilf. |
