verb

fetch

to fetch, to retrieve, to sell for

Could you fetch my glasses for me?

Could you fetch my glasses for me?

The dog loves to fetch the ball.

The dog loves to fetch the ball.

The painting might fetch a high price.

The painting might fetch a high price.

((sth.)) ((for sb.)) to go and get (sth.) for (sb.) Could you fetch my glasses for me?

((a price)) to be sold for (a price) The painting might fetch a high price.

Synonyms: get, retrieve, bring

From Old English 'feccan' (to bring), related to 'fæt' meaning 'step' or 'pace'.

Picture a dog playing 'fetch'. It goes, gets the stick, and brings it back.

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