fetch in

fetch in

To retrieve something and bring it inside. A noun or pronoun can be used between "fetch" and "in." Can you please go out to my car and fetch in the rest of the groceries? A: "Aww, you didn't fetch in a drink for me too?" B: "I didn't know you wanted one!" Grandpa has a bad headache? OK, I'll go fetch in the aspirin.

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fetch something in

to bring or pull something in. Would you please fetch some more firewood in? Can you fetch in the paper?

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