fetch out

To take something out of something. A noun or pronoun can be used between "fetch" and "out." Can you please go and fetch the rest of the groceries out of my car? Here, I fetched out a drink for you. Grandpa has a bad headache? OK, I'll go fetch out the aspirin.

See also: fetch, out

See also:

fetch in
fetch out of
fetching
fetch (something) out of (something)
fetch away
(something) to go on
(something) is not your daddy's
(something) is not your dad's
(something) is not your father's
(I) wouldn't (do something) if I were you

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