Similar words: poach, coach, approach, reproach, ache, schedule, quenched, teacher. Meaning: [pəʊtʃt] 
adj. cooked in hot water.
adj. cooked in hot water. (61) He made himself an enormous breakfast of poached eggs, French toast , hash browns and carrot soup.
(62) We have pan - fried egg, scramble egg, boiled egg, poached egg.
(63) B: So , that's grapefruit juice, sausage, two eggs - poached toast, milk and coffee.
(64) Banyuls poached fig, bitter chocolate glaze, mascarpone and cinnamon gratin.
(65) With a poached egg and a slice of good bread, the caramelized florets make a quick and delicious weeknight supper.
(66) What still looks great on the menu: Butternut squash soup; sweetcorn cakes with dipping sauce; Thai chicken salad; salmon fishcakes; Moroccan lamb on couscous; poached pears with vanilla.
(67) Boiled, fried , poached, scrambled or would you prefer omelets?
More similar words: poach, coach, approach, reproach, ache, schedule, quenched, teacher, crunched, on schedule, treachery, wretchedness, behind schedule, ahead of schedule, proactive, shed, retroactively, take into account, abashed, washed out, polished, each, burnished, unabashed, in the dark, teach, reach, peach, beach, astonished.