Foe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FOE in dictionary:

VERB:
• To treat as an enemy.
RESIDUAL:
• Friends of the Earth.
NOUN:
• an enemy
• an enemy or opponent
• enemy, opponent
• One who entertains personal enmity, hatred, grudge, or malice, against another; an enemy.
• An enemy in war; a hostile army.
• One who opposes on principle; an opponent; an adversary; an ill-wisher; as, a foe to religion.
• an armed adversary (especially a member of an opposing military force)
• a personal enemy

Words related to FOE

foen7 foes7 fone7

Words that contain FOE

foen7 foes7 foehn11 foefie12 foehns12 foeman11 foemen11 foetal9 foetid10 foetor9 foetus9 archfoe15 foetors10 archfoes16 foedarie12 foetider12 foetidly15 foetuses11 foedaries13 foederati13 foetation12 foeticide15 foetidest13 asafoetida14 foederatus14 foetations13 foeticidal16 foeticides16 foetidness14 foetoscopy20 asafoetidas15 assafoetida15 foetiparous16 assafoetidas16 foetidnesses16 foetoscopies19 superfoetation19 superfoetations20

How to use FOE in a sentence

• He wisely kept the field, although he would not fight except behind his intrenchments, when he was absolutely forced by the aggressive foe.
• Bambi rose to meet the foe, who never glanced at her.
• They did not even give the foe time to fire, it came to swords and spears at once.
• For nothing would be difficult if he could only get hold of the dainty which was meant to enhance the rigour of his foe.
• As the distance increased, I relaxed something in my precaution, though still awake to a sense of danger, and constantly pursued with the image of my foe.
• He governed the country well and wisely, and held it from the foe with a strong hand.
• The proud army which had swept over Germany, defying all opposition, was now cooped up within the walls of Prague, beleaguered by a foe whom victory had rendered sanguine.
• I cannot recall them to memory now, but there was something about loss of gold and coming woe, years of strife and vengeful foe.
• The foul insults which the rabble poured upon his mother deeply incensed Edward and he became a bitter foe of the city for the rest of his life.
• Him whom I abhor ye have loved, and of My foe ye have made a friend.
• Siegfried boldly attacks his terrible foe, and soon puts an end to him.
• The brave John Hunyades and his faithful Hungarians were the only bulwarks of Europe against the foe, for the people seemed incapable of seeing a danger a thousand miles away.
• We were certain that the old Division was still in hot cry on the heels of a rapidly retreating foe.
• Never in the history of nations has an honourable foe been more abused than the Boers.
• From time to time Editor Surtaine retaliated upon the foe, employing the news of the slow progress of Miss Cleary, the nurse, to maintain interest in the topic.
• Foe, still studying the card through his glasses, did not even trouble to throw a glance after him.
• Foe had returned to England, then, to pick up the trail.
• The one drawback at present was that I had no notion which was friend and which was foe.
• There are many of the men who ask for nothing better than to be let loose on some visible mortal representatives of their intangible foe.
• But our armies know better now, and those diminishing numbers likely to be taken prisoner in the future see the end more clearly than the foe can.
• Alarmed at the progress of this, formidable foe, the convention took energetic measures to reinforce their armies.
• One nation only had been his active, his persevering, and his successful foe.
• Drive back the foe, and to thy Son Lead thou our souls when life is done.
• The Montenegrin battery had now become silent, for to have fired would have been to endanger the life of friend as well as foe.
• Generally, his madness is said to have been religious, and the blame is laid on the same foe to human weal as that of the sacrifice of Iphigenia.
• Our foe of Mortimer is very zealous in the good cause, and will not scruple to employ against us every weapon in his power.
• Their chief foe was smallpox, which kept breaking out amongst the men, as well as other forms of sickness.
• They were arrayed under their sovereign, on the banks of the river to meet the foe.
• I too am thy mortal foe, for I am Palamon, and I have broken from my prison.
• His horned foe showed that he had not wholly escaped, for his head was covered with blood.

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