fetch
1. fetch \'fech\ vb [ME fecchen, fr. OE fetian, feccan; akin to OE
fo-t]foot - more at FOOT 1a: to go or come after and bring or take back
1b: DERIVE, DEDUCE 2a: to cause to come 2b: to bring in (as a price) :
REALIZE 2c: INTEREST, ATTRACT 3a: to give (a blow) by striking : DEAL
chiefly dial 3b: to bring about : ACCOMPLISH 3c1: to take in (as a
breath) : DRAW 3c2: to bring forth (as a sound) : HEAVE {~ a sigh} 4a: to
reach by sailing esp. against the wind or tide 4b: to arrive at : REACH
1: to get and bring something; specif : to retrieve killed game 2: to take
a roundabout way : CIRCLE 3a: to hold a course on a body of water 3b:
VEER - fetch.er n
2. fetch n 1: an act or instance of fetching 2: TRICK, STRATAGEM
3. fetch n [origin unknown] 1: DOPPELGA Ger 2: GHOST