See Also: drugstore(dictionary)
hutch(medicine)
hutch(1)(dictionary)
hutch(2)(dictionary)
hutch(dictionary)
HUTCH TELECOM(finance)
hutch bladder diverticulum(medicine)
HUTCH HARB RING(finance)

hutch(2) (iou) and drugstore (oh)


hutch(2) (iou)



hutch verb. L16.
[from the noun.]
verb trans. Put or store in a hutch (lit. & fig.). L16.
Milton In her own loins She hutched the all-worshipped ore.
verb intrans. & trans. Crouch, squat; hunch, huddle, (up); lower (oneself) into or move with a crouching, bent, or huddled posture; hitch (one's chair etc.) forward. Chiefly dial. L19.
D. H. Lawrence Long smooth thighs Hutched-up for warmth. W. Golding He hutched to the very edge and let his legs hang over. B. Hines Billy hutched his chair up and leaned forward over his desk.

drugstore (oh)



especially AmE a shop where you can buy medicines, Beauty products etc
American Equivalent: pharmacyBritish Equivalent: chemist's