1. to go and bring back something or someone
2. to sell for a particular price

1. the distance over which wind blows across water
Usage: nautical

Examples

• Please fetch my glasses from the kitchen table.
• The dog learned to fetch the newspaper every morning.
• Can you fetch the children from school today?
• The antique vase should fetch a good price at auction.
• That painting fetched over a million dollars at the sale.
• The storm built strength over the long fetch of the Atlantic.