Every spring, the old mill workers potch the rags before pulping them.

She used the long pole to potch open the heavy trapdoor.

After digging through the basin, the prospector sighed when his crate turned out to be full of potch rather than precious opal.

She potches the torn sleeve with small, neat stitches.

After trying to fix the leaky pipe, he potched the joint and flooded the basement.

Despite the forecast, he spent the whole morning potching in the shed, repairing a broken chair and sorting old tools.

The box of old postcards was a hotch-potch of memories, stamps, and faded notes.

She spent the afternoon potchkying with the old radio until it started working again.

We potchky on weekend gigs, taking on amateur jobs that pay almost nothing while we build experience.

The potchers gathered in the workshop to repair the cracked vases.