" roaches "

[Noun]  | "roach" | \ ˈrōch \

1: a silver-green European freshwater cyprinid fish (Rutilus rutilus); also : any of various related fishes (such as some shiners)

2: any of several American freshwater sunfishes (family Centrarchidae)

Origin: 13th century ;

 Middle English roche, from Anglo-French roche, rosse;

[Noun]  | "roach" 

1: a curved cut in the edge of a sail to prevent chafing or to secure a better fit

2: a roll of hair brushed straight back from the forehead or side of the head

Origin: 1794 ;

 Origin unknown;

[Noun]  | "roach" 

1: cockroach

2: the butt of a marijuana cigarette

Origin: 1822 ;

 By shortening;

[Verb]  | "roach" 

1: to cut so that the remainder stands upright

2: to cause to arch; specifically : to brush (the hair) in a roach —often used with up

Origin: 1803 ;

[Noun]  | "roaches"