We all know that ACHED is the past-tense of ACHE.
Add a B to the front of ACHED and you get BACHED.
BACHED means "to live as a batchelor.
So we've got "to BACH", "BACHING it", and "he BACHES".
A BACHELOR is an unmarried man.
Based on the pronunciation of BACHELOR, I've always assumed that BACH, BACHING and BACHES are pronounced with a flat "a" sound and a "t" (so it sounds like "batch, batching, and batches).
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