Pronunciation: /ˈfɛtʃɪŋ/
verb to go for and bring back
A1 The dog fetched the ball.
A2 She fetched a glass of water for her guest.
B1 I asked him to fetch my keys from the car.
B2 The butler was tasked with fetching the guests' coats.
C1 The assistant fetched the documents for the meeting.
C2 The concierge fetched a taxi for the hotel guest.
adjective attractive or pleasing in appearance
A1 She wore a fetching dress to the party.
A2 The puppy's fetching eyes melted everyone's hearts.
B1 The salesman showed us a fetching new product line.
B2 The actress looked fetching in her elegant gown on the red carpet.
C1 Her fetching smile captivated everyone in the room.
C2 The painting was so fetching that it sold for a high price at the auction.
formal Her fetching appearance caught the attention of everyone in the room.
informal She always wears fetching outfits that make her stand out.
slang That new hairstyle is so fetching, I love it!
figurative The idea of starting a new business venture was quite fetching to him.
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