fend for



fend for yourself

to take care of yourself The girl took everything she could carry and left the boy all alone to fend for himself.
See also: fend

fend for

v.
To provide for, take care of, or defend someone without assistance: We watched the bear fending for her cubs as the hunters approached. I had to fend for myself when I arrived in Europe alone.
See also: fend

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Nancy['nænsi]
GershonGUR-shahn (English)Biblical, Biblical Hebrew
Micaela-Italian, Spanish, Portuguese
Elena[ə'leinə]
Berenice
Jesus['dʒi:zəz]