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fitchée — adjective or fitchy also fitché ˈfichē, (ˈ)fi|chā Etymology: Middle French fiché, past participle of ficher to drive in, pin, fasten more at fichu of a cross : having the lower extremity pointed instead of ending in the form characteristic of the … Useful english dictionary
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Makepeace — This interesting name derives from the medieval English Mak(en) , to make, plus Pais , peace and was originally given as a nickname to a mediator or one recognised for his skill in ending discord. The surname is first recorded in the early half… … Surnames reference
