Associations to the word «Fetching»
Noun
- Chore
- Empathy
- Auction
- Cooking
- Cpu
- Collector
- Daybreak
- Cache
- Mage
- Sigh
- Apprentice
- Cleaning
- Price
- Broom
- Instruction
- Grinding
- Bathing
- Caring
- Water
- Query
- Server
- Lace
- Task
- Bucket
- Sharpe
- Fountain
- Processor
- Grin
- Coffee
- Stack
- Dressing
- Gift
- Rim
- Drink
- Gown
- Breath
- Clothes
- Ankle
- Collecting
- Blow
- Memory
- Bringing
- Selling
- Pot
- Cure
- Cloak
- Wine
- Girl
- Helping
- Sheep
- Assist
- Hat
- Thousand
- Dog
- Robot
- Data
- Pump
- Breakfast
- Maid
Adjective
Adverb
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Wiktionary
FETCHING, adjective. Attractive; pleasant to regard.
FETCHING, verb. Present participle of fetch
FETCHING, noun. The act by which something is fetched.
Dictionary definition
FETCHING, adjective. Very attractive; capturing interest; "a fetching new hairstyle"; "something inexpressibly taking in his manner"; "a winning personality".
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