Idiomatically combined with adverbs: see fetch, v. phrasal verbs to fet again: to restore to consciousness. to fet in: to take in a supply of. to f…

To place in store; to provide oneself with a stock of. Also said of ‘taking in’ food; hence absol. to feed vigorously (now vulgar). †Also occasionally…

With up, away, †in.

transitive. To succeed in bringing, conveying, putting, or causing to come or go in; spec. to bring in or buy; to get a stock of.

transitive. Shooting and Hunting. To put (game, etc.) in a place to stock it. Now rare.