The Collaborative International Dictionary
Crache
Crache \Crache\ (kr[a^]ch), v.
To scratch. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Usage examples of "crache".
Selected from the same birth crache, these three would know one another as they knew themselves, a stronger tie than any other.
Whoever or whatever was warring on the Pantathians seemed intent on the same mission as Calis and his men: three breeding craches had been found with infant Pantathians littering the rooms, all torn to pieces.
Then they had been attacked, first by a ragged band of Pantathians, who appeared to have been survivors of the demon's raid on one of the craches, and twice they had been forced to confront the Saaur.
Unless there were birthing craches located elsewhere - and it seemed unlikely - the only living Pantathians were those close to the Emerald Queen.