fetched
[ fech-id, fetcht ]
/ ˈfɛtʃ ɪd, fɛttʃt /
adjective South Midland U.S.
damned: Jim beat up every fetched one of them.
OTHER WORDS FROM fetched
un·fetched, adjectiveWords nearby fetched
fetal warfarin syndrome,
fetation,
fetch,
fetch and carry,
fetch up,
fetched,
fetcher,
fetching,
fete,
fete day,
feterita
Definition for fetched (2 of 2)
Origin of fetch
1
before 1000; Middle English
fecchen, Old English
fecc(e)an, variant of
fetian to fetch (compare Middle English
feten, fetten, British dialect
fet; akin to Old English
-fat in
sīthfat journey, German
fassen to grasp)
synonym study for fetch
1. See
bring.
OTHER WORDS FROM fetch
fetch·er, nounExample sentences from the Web for fetched
British Dictionary definitions for fetched (1 of 2)
fetch
1
/ (fɛtʃ) /
verb (mainly tr)
noun
Word Origin for fetch
Old English
feccan; related to Old Norse
feta to step, Old High German
sih fazzōn to climb
British Dictionary definitions for fetched (2 of 2)
fetch
2
/ (fɛtʃ) /
noun
the ghost or apparition of a living person
Word Origin for fetch
C18: of unknown origin