Fete is valid Scrabble Word

Is fete a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is fete valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

4 letters word
7 points in Scrabble
7 points in WWF

Definitions for FETE in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

a public function, typically held outdoors and organized to raise funds for a charity, including entertainment and the sale of goods and refreshments
a celebration or festival.
gala, bazaar, etc, usu held outdoors
A feat.
Feet.

A festival.
an elaborate party (often outdoors)
an organized series of acts and performances (usually in one place)

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to honor with a celebration

Words related to FETE

feted9 fetes8 feting10

Words that contain FETE

feted9 fetes8 effete12 suffete13 buffeted17 buffeter16 effetely17 feterita11 suffetes14 buffeters17 cafeteria14 feteritas12 cafeterias15 cowfeteria18 effeteness16 cowfeterias19 effetenesses18

How to use FETE in a sentence

I gave a grand fete, Bendel taking good care to have such lavish illuminations all round that no one should notice the absence of my shadow.
The eight days during which is solemnized the principal fete of the Virgin, August 15-22.
Thus the fete would be complete, and the young couple were enraptured at the prospect.
It is nearly two years ago at the fete at Mirecourt.
He spoke with becoming sorrow of the behavior of Italy, and did not mar this charming little fete champetre with any remarks about American shipments of arms.
How I remember my first experience of that fete, when my bedroom window overlooked one of the squares where the band played for the three nights of dancing.
Our next great fete was on the anniversary of the birthday of our Republic.
The road now began to exhibit the usual appearance of an approach to a country fete or fair.
At first Marguerite could not break entirely with her former habits, and, as the house was always en fete, all the women whom she knew came to see her.
Kate had no fear of being overtaken and brought back, and had set her heart on going with Culverhouse to this village fete and fair.

Did you know him, Feodor Feodorovitch? Poor Charles Dufour, who died two years ago at fete of the officers of the Guard.
They dressed the canoe like a river barge on a fete day, and again they lined themselves before me.
The night, which might have been one of bloodshed and murder, was turned into a fete, laughter and song succeeded the angry murmurs, and the danger was over.
Old Wood knew all her history since the period of the Marylebone fete.
Indeed, the members of the young Florentine coterie were generally concerned in this fete and doubtless found much to move them toward their new conception.
There they remained like cattle in the open air, without food or covering, tortured between the horrors of their fete and the terrors of a bombardment.
A solemn celebration of this fete used to be performed at Court.
It is a fete day, but there are few holiday makers.
They cannot celebrate a religious fete without eating.
All the days are blessed, but this feast is the national fete of Persia.
She was being trained for the bungalow fete, and she had suffered in the process.
All of Bath that pretended to fashion or condition was present that evening at a fete at the house of a country gentleman of the neighborhood.
Temple reminded Henrietta of a brilliant fete which had been given at a Saxon palace, and which some circumstances of similarity recalled to his recollection.
This has certainly saved them from the fete of Frankfort, but it is not probable that Hamburg will be allowed to remain a thoroughly independent state.
Popinot, however, could dream of the fete without remorse, nay, with ecstasy.
About 1200 persons assembled on this occasion, and his Majesty the King of Prussia honoured with his presence the fete of his illustrious chamberlain.
Saturday, the fifteenth of August, was as little like a religious fete day as one can imagine.
The king took advantage of this favorable moment to tell her that he had the intention of shortly giving a fete.
Say a kind word for me sometimes to the bright-eyed lady by whose side I sat in your balcony the evening of the National Fete.
Madame told us that it was the one you gave her at the Noel fete.
Pretty soon we heard his old accordeon playing away, out of sight in the coach-house, and then we knew what kind of music you had at the Noel fete.
The little village when reached proved to be all en fete.
They set off, as if to a fete, with happy minds and joyful hearts.
Madame Evangelista had shrunk from no expense for this dazzling fete.

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