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fetchesnoun1pl. of fetch a clever often underhanded means to achieve an endhis latest fetch to win back his girlfriend smacks of desperation artifices, devices, dodges, flimflams, gambits, gimmicks, jigs, juggles, knacks, plays, ploys, ruses, schemes, shenanigans, sleights, stratagems, tricks, wiles bluffs, end runs, feintschicaneries, cozenages, crafts, crookeries, cunnings, deceptions, duperies, duplicities, fakeries, juggleries, legerdemains, skulduggeries(or skullduggeries), subterfuges, trickeriesfrauds, gaffs, hoaxes, shams, swindlesblinds, fronts, smoke screens sleights of hand something or someone that strongly resembles anotherwith its standard assortment of chain stores and central food court, the new mall is pretty much the fetch of 1,000 other malls alter egos, carbon copies, carbons, clones, counterparts, doppelgängers(or doppelgangers), doubles, duplicates, duplications, facsimiles, images, likenesses, look-alikes, matches, mirror images, pictures, replicas, ringers, spits, spitting images, twins Chinese copieseffigies, portraits, portrayalscompanions, fellows, matesequals, equivalentsanalogues(or analogs), parallels antitheses, converses, opposites, reverses to have a price ofthose old toys that we tossed away are now fetching big bucks as antiques brings, costs, goes (for), runs, sells (for) lists (for)amounts (to), comes (to), totalscommands, exactsasks, demands |