peached

Told on someone

Peached is the past tense of peach, an informal verb meaning to inform on or betray someone to authorities: He peached on his accomplices to get a lighter sentence.

The word is old-fashioned and appears mostly in British English or period fiction.

Separately, peached can describe something given a peach color or peachy quality.

fruit

apricot

Fuzzy orange stone fruit

orchard · juicy · fuzzy · pit · prunus · harvest · clinging · freestone · cobbler · preserve

inform

snitch

One who tells authorities

  • tattleReveal another's wrongdoing
  • betrayViolate a trust
  • ratRodent or informer

squeal · narc · fink · informant · whistleblower · tattletale · stoolie · tell-tale · blabbermouth · turncoat

complexion

rosy

Pinkly warm or hopeful

  • blushFacial reddening from emotion
  • flushedReddened from emotion
  • glowSteady, soft light

peachy · radiant · dewy · warmth · tint · soft · creamy · healthy · fresh · glowing

Opposites
disclosure vs. concealment

peachedkept quiet

covered up · concealed · hushed up · kept one's mouth shut · withheld

loyalty vs. betrayal

peachedprotected

Kept from harm

shielded · stood by · backed up · defended · kept faith

TEXTURE/QUALITY (peach-like)

peachedrough

Uneven in surface

harsh · coarse · abrasive · scratchy · prickly

Phrases
Family

peach, peaches, impeachment, impeached, peaching, impeaching

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