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fetch
verb
-
fetch
,
fetches
,
fetching
,
fetched
to
go
to
a
place
in
order
to
get
something
or
someone
and
bring
it
back
•
Could
you
fetch
the
keys
from
the
table
?
Could
you
fetch
the
keys
from
the
table
?
•
The
dog
loves
playing
fetch
with
a
tennis
ball
.
The
dog
loves
playing
fetch
with
a
tennis
ball
.
From
Middle
English
fecchen
,
from
Old
English
feċċan
(“
to
fetch
,
gain
,
acquire
;
to
chase
,
hunt
”),
from
Proto-Germanic
*fakjaną
.
verb
-
fetch
,
fetches
,
fetching
,
fetched
to
achieve
or
be
sold
for
a
particular
amount
of
money
•
The
antique
vase
fetched
a
high
price
at
the
auction
.
The
antique
vase
fetched
a
high
price
at
the
auction
.
•
Her
painting
fetched
thousands
of
dollars
.
Her
painting
fetched
thousands
of
dollars
.
noun
-
fetch
,
fetches
,
fetching
,
fetched
an
act
of
fetching
something
•
Playing
fetch
with
the
dog
is
great
exercise
.
Playing
fetch
with
the
dog
is
great
exercise
.
•
The
fetch
took
him
only
a
few
minutes
.
The
fetch
took
him
only
a
few
minutes
.
adjective
-
fetch
,
fetches
,
fetching
,
fetched
fashionable
and
attractive
•
Your
new
haircut
is
so
fetch
!
Your
new
haircut
is
so
fetch
!
•
That
jacket
looks
totally
fetch
on
you
.
That
jacket
looks
totally
fetch
on
you
.
fetch
fetch
