Definitions by netwalker

prechache 

verb /ˈpree.chay.che/

An acknowledgement and a display of gratitude. Commonly uttered after receiving something of value. A portmanteau of the phrase "appreciate you."

We really prechache for all the help last weekend.

I prechache making the effort to come.

I received your kind letter and I really prechache.

I'm feeling much better now, but I prechache concern.

After receiving his fast food order, he replied, "I prechache."

prechache by netwalker June 25, 2025

prechache 

verb /ˈpree.chay.che/

An acknowledgement and a display of gratitude. Commonly uttered after receiving something of value. A portmanteau of the phrase "I appreciate you."

We really prechache for all the help last weekend.

I prechache making the effort to come.

I received your kind letter and I really prechache.

I'm feeling much better now, but I prechache concern.

After receiving his fast food order, he replied, "I prechache."

prechache by netwalker June 25, 2025

prechache 

verb /ˈpree.chay.che/

An acknowledgement and a display of gratitude. Commonly uttered after receiving something of value. A portmanteau of the phrase "I appreciate you."

We really prechache for all the help last weekend.

I prechache making the effort to come.

I received your kind letter and I really prechache.

I'm feeling much better now, but I prechache concern.

After receiving his fast food order, he looked me right in the eye and said "I prechache."

prechache by netwalker June 25, 2025