Fet

n. [Fr. fait, part, portion. See FEAT, and cf. It. fetta, slice, cut, Ger. fetzen, shred, tatter, rag, Icel. fat, garment, chain.] A piece. [Obs.] Dryden.

v. t. [O. Eng. fet, to fetch, A-S. fetan, ducere (viz. uxorem), Sw. fatta, Dan. fatte, D. vatten, to seize, lay hold on, O. H. Ger. fazōn, fazzōn, gafazōn, to carry, lead, embrace, N. H. Ger. fassen, to seize, Icel. fata, to clothe.] To fetch. [Obs.] And from the other fifty soon the prisoner fet. Spenser.