Impeech Edit Meaning

1.

French: 13th centenary.

A hollow sound that comes from the deepest part of a dry, smelly caves. Is normally caused by snails failing from the ceiling and striking the floor. Was regarded to early man as the sommoning noises of the Earth God.

Mark tumbed through the dictionary, searching in vein for a word he knew not. Through his journey of the enlightenment of the English language he stumbled into an empty cave, where in he heard an impeech. He should have realized the absence of danger, but ran because of the native's warning. The old, French natives.

See Lyle

2.

To place a peech into a person, IE Andrew. A combination between impale and peech. Not a peach, a peech.

We need to impeech Andrew immediatly.

See Mark