If one of us peaches
It s a sort of saying ? That "peaches" a fruit?
"That could get us burned as well," he said. "If one of us peaches to the wrong person..."
"Now who would do that?"
"Not me"
"Your oath on it?"
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It's one of these odd words from Middle English/Norman French which turn up now and then, and is related to "impeach". Its modern use is in a slang context.
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No, it's a verb. It means to snitch or tattle, to give evidence against another person.
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