Poach poach [pohch] v. [from Old French poche, bag, pocket] 1. to kill animals illegally 2. to cook in slightly boiling liquid 3. to take as one's own 4. to trespass on Use the drop-down menus to answer the questions. Which is the most commonly used definition of poach? What is the source language of poach?

THE ANSWER IS: The first one is (to kill animals illegally)
The second one is (Old French)
And i just did it so your welcome

1. to kill animals illegally

Explanation:

Poaching is usually associated with illegal killing of wildlives, especially protected species that are protected mostly due to their dwindling population and fear of extinction. Poaching is also extended to killing any animal in a protected wildlife reserve or park and is a very serious crime in most parts of the world.

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