Obs. Also fich-, fytchock, fitchuk. [f. FITCH sb.2 + dim. suffix -OCK.] FITCHEW; also as a term of contempt.

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a. 1615.  Beaum. & Fl., Bonduca, I. ii. And make ye fight like Fichocks. Ibid., Scornful Lady, V. i. Farewell, fytchock!

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1804.  Duncumb, Herefordsh., I. 213. A fitchock, a pole-cat.

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1847.  Halliwell, Fitchet, a polecat, also called … fitchuk.

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