Frere is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FRERE in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL FRèRES, FRENCH.]:
• brother.
• a fellow member of an organization.
• friar; monk.
NOUN:
• a friar
• A friar.
• friar

Words related to FRERE

freres9 friar8

Words that contain FRERE

freres9 confrere13 confreres14

How to use FRERE in a sentence

• Frere of the Quarterly Review, Hallam, Boswell, Lamb, Lord Holland, all agreed that it surpassed his other novels.
• Son frere Guillaume resta pres de lui avec an serviteur pour le garder.
• CALDECOTT FRERE, PATRICIA MARION SEE Frere, Patricia Marion Caldecott.
• For entries claimed by Patricia Marion Caldecott Frere SEE Wallace, Edgar.
• For entries claimed by Patricia Marion Caldecott Frere.
• For entries claimed by Patricia Marion Caldecott Frere as child of the deceased author SEE Wallace, Edgar.
• For works claimed by Patricia Marion Caldecott Frere as the child of the deceased author SEE Wallace, Edgar.
• For works claimed by Patricia Marion Caldecott Frere SEE Wallace, Edgar.
• Then, on reaching the city proper, a dusty road, bordered by somewhat suburban-looking houses, brought us to the Devon Place Hotel, near the Frere station.
• That night assembled at his lodgings, by appointment, Viscount Heringaud, Adam Frere, the Marquess of Orme, Lord Stourton, the Earls of Neville and Gage, and Sir Thomas Rokeby.
• He secured the collaboration of George Ellis, John Hookham Frere, William Gifford, and some others.
• The relief column is now thought to be at Frere, not far below Colenso.
• When you see Frere, pray give him my kind regards, and say that he shall hear from me the first frank I can procure.
• Hookham Frere, who has the merit of having first introduced the Italian burlesque style into our literature.
• Fresh butter and eggs came from the ladies of Lady Frere and other places.
• Circumstances combined to prevent Sir Bartle Frere from visiting the Transvaal, as intended and promised.
• Sir Bartle Frere, who managed at last to visit the Transvaal, in April, 1879, had evidence of this on his journey up, and in a despatch to Sir M.
• Sir Bartle Frere reported the historical meeting at Erasmus Farm to Sir M.
• Frere sing, which she did very charmingly, and so as quite to justify her great society musical reputation.
• On the mainland, nearly opposite Mombasa town, is the settlement of freed slaves named Freretown, after Sir Bartle Frere.
• FRERE A hungry Jackal once went down to the riverside in search of little crabs, bits of fish, and whatever else he could find for his dinner.
• FRERE There once lived a Camel and a Jackal who were great friends.
• FRERE Once upon a time, in a great jungle, there lived a great lion.
• In the Walters gallery were several pictures of child-life by Frere, in which, according to Mr.
• Dupanloup the austere and little known establishment of Abbe Frere and Adrien de Bourdoise.
• The Colonial Governor, Sir Bartle Frere, strenuously advocated that union.
• The centre of interest still lies between Ladysmith and Frere.
• Sir Bartle Frere was sent out as Governor to Cape Town by Lord Carnarvon to carry out the confederation policy of the latter.
• The Boer raid towards southern Natal which caused so much consternation had been easily foiled and British troops were now at Frere.
• A retirement to Chieveley and Frere completed the triad of December disasters.
• The deliberate march of the British Army from Frere and the delay at the Drifts gave the Boers ample time to prepare for the attack.
• Frere Harisarman Why the Fish Laughed Muchie Lal Adapted by M.
• FRERE A Blind Man and a Deaf Man once entered into partnership.

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