Similar words: orchard, filch, milch cow, wheelchair, char, charm, chary, chart. Meaning: ['pɪltʃə(r)d] 
n. 1. small fatty fish usually canned 2. small fishes found in great schools along coasts of Europe; smaller and rounder than herring.
n. 1. small fatty fish usually canned 2. small fishes found in great schools along coasts of Europe; smaller and rounder than herring. 
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1. He had bought three large tins of pilchards.
2. Other pilchards were kept for home consumption.
3. Sprat sandals, tuna trainers, cod court shoes pilchard pumps or perhaps even bream brogues.
4. Local fishermen remember times when shoals of pilchards stretched for miles.
5. Hard times for the hake and pilchard, next on the U.S. shopping list.
6. He tried two of the pilchard keys in the lock and put one away immediately.
7. She's not the pilchard sort of little slip of a girl ,[sentencedict.com] she's a Bonny Scotch trout.
8. The pilchard that social status does not poor people drowsy, and carnivorous person the arrival of catfish, make them to flee for one's life a scene of bustling activity, vibrant.
9. October came and with it the hake, caught with the pilchard nets but some also on hook and line.
10. Each Looe family would stock up, taking up to two thousand pilchards for the Winter.
11. We all crowd together on the train for Beijing, like pilchard.
12. And yet, they still join, instinctually , each one believing that it's some other poor pilchard who'll be devoured.
13. Any of various small or half-grown edible herrings or related fishes of the family Clupeidae, frequently canned in oil or water, especially the pilchard of European waters.