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Patch

Greek Meaning

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English Meaning

  1. A small piece of material affixed to another, larger piece to conceal, reinforce, or repair a worn area, hole, or tear.
  2. A small piece of cloth used for patchwork.
  3. A small cloth badge affixed to a garment as a decoration or an insignia, as of a military unit.
  4. A dressing or covering applied to protect a wound or sore.
  5. A pad or shield of cloth worn over an eye socket or an injured eye.
  6. A transdermal patch.
  7. See beauty spot.
  8. A small piece, part, or section, especially that which differs from or contrasts with the whole: a patch of thin ice; patches of sunlight.
  9. A small plot or piece of land, especially one that produces or is used for growing specific vegetation: a briar patch; a bean patch.
  10. An indefinite period of time; a spell: weathered a difficult patch after losing his job.
  11. A temporary, removable electronic connection, as one between two components in a communications system.
  12. Computer Science A piece of code added to software in order to fix a bug, especially as a temporary correction between two releases.
  13. To put a patch or patches on.
  14. To make by sewing scraps of material together: patch a quilt.
  15. To mend, repair, or put together, especially hastily, clumsily, or poorly: They patched together the broken statues with glue and plaster. The delegates will be forced to patch up their differences.
  16. To connect temporarily (electronic components), as with a patch cord.
  17. Computer Science To correct a bug in (an item of software), especially as a temporary correction between releases.
  18. Electronics To be connected temporarily.
  19. A fool or clown; a dolt.