A wretch is a term often used to describe a miserable or despicable person; it rhymes with "fetch".
fetched, stretched, sketched,
The present tense of "fetch" is "fetches" for third person singular (he, she, it) and "fetch" for all other subjects (I, you, we, they).
You pick up a person, and fetch their luggage.
fetch (to retrieve), retch (to vomit), sketch (to draw), stretch (to elongate), wretch (an unfortunate individual)
There are two winners in a game of fetch: the dog who retrieves the toy or object, and the person who gets to enjoy watching their dog have fun and getting exercise while playing fetch.
yes all the kids on there are real.
Tex-Mex, Fetch, Wretch, Fletch, lol that's all i got.fetch
Bethany and Mike are tied for youngest on fetch with ruff ruffman, and Isaac and Anna are tied for oldest on fetch with ruff ruffman. Anna=season 1 Mike=season 2 Bethany+Isaac=season 4
fetch = holen fetch = bringen
A fetch in Irish legend is the apparition of someones shadow seen not accompanying the shadow's owner (think Peter Pan.) A fetch seen without the owner means death of the shadow's owner. It is greatly akin to another European legend, A doppelganger. The main difference however, a fetch can be seen by anyone, whereas, a doppelganger can only be seen by their opposite. A fetch is commonly said to haunt the dying person to death.
Gavroche is a little boy who believes that just because he is small, he is equal to others. He is brave enough to go fetch some supplies for the students at the barricade, but ends up getting shot 3 times and dying.