5 letter words ending in ETCH

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The following list contains 4 five letter words in English

5 letter words ending in ETCH in English

5 letter words ending in FETCH

5 letter words ending in KETCH

5 letter words ending in RETCH

5 letter words ending in VETCH

Common 5 letter words ending in ETCH with meaning

Word	Definition
FETCH	Definition of Fetch Fetch is a verb that means to go and bring back something, or to retrieve an object. It can also mean to be sold for a particular price at an auction or to attract a particular price. Pronunciations of Fetch US: /fɛtʃ/ UK: /fɛtʃ/ Origin and Usage of Fetch The word fetch has its origin in Old English and has been in use since the 14th century. In the sense of retrieving something, it is often used in relation to dogs, who are trained to fetch objects for their owners. The word is also used in the context of auctions, where it refers to the price at which an item is sold. Synonyms of Fetch Retrieve Bring Get Related Words Beach Catch Teach Leach Preach Example Sentences using Fetch The dog was trained to fetch the ball and return it to its owner. The painting is expected to fetch a high price at the auction. Can you fetch me a glass of water, please? He fetched his coat from the closet and headed out the door.
KETCH	Ketch 1. Parts of Speech Noun 2. Definitions A sailing vessel with two masts, typically with the mizzenmast stepped forward of the rudder post. A small fore-and-aft rigged vessel used for fishing or coastal trading. 3. Pronunciations US: /kɛtʃ/ UK: /kɛtʃ/ 4. Origin and Usage The word "ketch" originated from the Middle French word "casse" which means "broken". It was first used in the 17th century to describe a small, two-masted sailing vessel. Ketches were originally designed for fishing and coastal trading, but later became popular as pleasure craft. Today, ketches are still used for cruising and racing. 5. Synonyms None 6. Related Words Catch Sketch Wretch 7. Example Sentences They sailed the ketch along the coast. The ketch was used for fishing and trading. He bought a ketch for cruising.
RETCH	Parts of Speech Retch is a verb. Definitions To retch is to make the sound and movement of vomiting, but without actually vomiting. It can also mean to feel strong disgust or nausea. Pronunciations US: /rɛtʃ/ UK: /rɛtʃ/ Origin and Usage The word retch comes from the Old English word hrǣcan, which means "to clear the throat." It has been used in English since the 14th century. Retch is often used to describe the physical act of vomiting or the feeling of nausea that often precedes vomiting. It is also used more broadly to describe feelings of disgust or revulsion. Synonyms Vomit Heave Regurgitate Upchuck Related Words Chert Crest Torch Trench Wretch Example Sentences The smell made her retch. He retched and then vomited. The thought of eating the spoiled food made her retch.
VETCH	Parts of Speech: Noun Definitions: Any of various leguminous plants of the genus Vicia, especially the common vetch, having pinnately compound leaves that terminate in tendrils and small flowers with a broad petal. The edible seedpod of some vetches, used for forage or as a grain for human consumption. Pronunciations: US: /vɛtʃ/ UK: /vɛtʃ/ Origin and Usage: The word "vetch" comes from the Old English word "fæcc", which means "a band or belt". Vetches have been cultivated for their edible seeds for thousands of years, and are still used today as a forage crop and a source of protein for livestock. They are also used in human diets, particularly in Mediterranean and Middle Eastern cuisine. Synonyms: Common vetch Tare Tic bean Related Words: Beach Bench Catch Fetch Match Example Sentences: The farmer planted vetch as a cover crop to improve the soil. The vetch pods were harvested and used to make a nutritious soup.