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so fetch 

Slang word that a "plastic" in Mean Girls tried to popularize. Just another way to say cool.
I love your pink suede shoes! Those are SO FETCH!
so fetch by Lordy lordy October 9, 2004
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So fetch 

slang for awesome, cool, etc.
First appeared in the 2004 Film Mean Girls by Gretchen.
Gretchen: "That was so fetch!"
Reginia" "Gretchen, stop trying to make fetch happen. It's not going to happen."
Oh My Gosh, That is so fetch!
So fetch by ayekaebayxo November 20, 2010
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so fetch 

an amazing slang for something that is AWESOME!!!!
Oh My God....that is So fetch. pip pip!!
so fetch by Straky Bacon March 8, 2009

so fetch 

A term used by Westley in Amazon's old DB to construe Sanpete's repetitive behaviour
Sanpete, you are so fetch.
so fetch by best dawgs ever December 28, 2009

So fetch 

"So fetch" is a term for when you are conversing with someone and find something they said or are wearing to be unique and to your liking.
"Wow Katie that skirt you are wearing today is so fetch, you should try to wear it more often"
So fetch by Steflovesboba September 8, 2025

So-fetch 

It is used to randomly to give your sentence some spice.
Omgg!! I love your fit, its so-fetch.

that's so fetch 

Slang term used to say something is "very cool". Used by the character Gretchen in the popular movie "Mean Girls".
Regina: Oh my god, I love your bracelet. Where did you get it?
Cady: Thanks, my mom made it.
Gretchen: That's so fetch!
that's so fetch by Babs May 22, 2006
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