Pochade (noun)
posh-ah-d
A rough or hastily executed sketch; a blurred or indistinct picture. Also in extended use (chiefly Theatre).
Mid 19th century. From French pochade a rough or hastily executed sketch from pocher + -ade.
Example sentences
“The only image was a pochade with no detail at all.”
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