appeach
/əˈpiːtʃ/Definitions
1. verb
to approach or make an appeal to someone, often in a friendly or persuasive manner
“She appeached to the judge with a sympathetic story.”
2. verb
to make a formal or official request, especially in a legal context
“The lawyer appeached for a temporary stay of execution.”
3. verb
to seek or apply for something, such as a job or a grant
“Many students appeached for scholarships to study abroad.”