fetching
Speech parts
1. fetching - Noun
2. fetching - Adjective
3. fetching - Verb
5. fetching - Adjective Satellite
Meaning
of Fetch
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Examples
a fetching new hairstyle
something inexpressibly taking in his manner
a winning personality
A chambermaid finally decides to teach him by fetching a pail full of water filled with minnows and dumping it on the boy in his bed while he sleep.
A captive-bred individual of this race was fetching well in excess of $300 when first available a few years ago, but this race has been in captivity the longest, and many hobbyists have bred it in great numbers.
Atari 7800 prototypes tend to be highly coveted by collectors, often fetching hundreds of dollars when sold.