fetches
Brings back things
Fetches is the verb form of fetch, meaning to go get something and bring it back: The dog fetches the ball, She fetches coffee for the whole office.
In computing, a fetch retrieves data from a server or database.
The noun fetch refers to a ghostly double or apparition of a living person—seeing one's own fetch was considered an omen of death in Irish and English folklore.
Carry to someone
- collectBring items together
- gatherBring or come together
- deliverTransport to recipient
- carryMove while supporting
summon · procure · obtain · retrieve · dispatch · messenger · courier · task
bring
Carry to someone
carry · summon · procure · obtain · retrieve · dispatch · messenger · courier · task · chore
retriever
Dog trained to fetch game
setter · ball · stick · frisbee · throw · catch · instinct · training · canine · puppy
download
Remote-to-local data transfer
request · response · database · cache · sync · transfer · protocol · network · bandwidth · load
- far fetchedUnconvincingly unlikely
- play fetch
- fetch and carryDo menial retrieval tasks
- fetching and carryingTransporting items on demand
- fetch the ball
- fetch questTask requiring item collection
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