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fetch
verb (fetches , fetched , fetching )
1 to go and get something, and bring it back John fetched help . The dog fetched the bone .
2 to be sold for (a certain price).
3 colloq to deal someone (a blow, slap, etc).
4 old use to utter (a sigh or groan).
5 to bring forth (tears or blood).
noun (fetches )
1 an act of bringing.
2 a trick or dodge.
[Anglo-Saxon feccan ]
fetch and carry to act as servant; to perform menial tasks.
fetch up colloq to arrive; to turn up; to end up.
fetch something up colloq to vomit (food, etc).
verb (fetches , fetched , fetching )
1 to go and get something, and bring it back John fetched help . The dog fetched the bone .
2 to be sold for (a certain price).
3 colloq to deal someone (a blow, slap, etc).
4 old use to utter (a sigh or groan).
5 to bring forth (tears or blood).
noun (fetches )
1 an act of bringing.
2 a trick or dodge.
[Anglo-Saxon feccan ]
fetch and carry to act as servant; to perform menial tasks.
fetch up colloq to arrive; to turn up; to end up.
fetch something up colloq to vomit (food, etc).
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