Carte is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CARTE in dictionary:

NOUN [PLURAL CARTES]:
• menu; bill of fare.
• a playing card.
• a map or chart.
NOUN:
• (French) a bill of fare
• fencing position
• Short for Carte de visite.
• Alt. of Quarte
• a list of dishes available at a restaurant
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a menu

Words related to CARTE

cartes8

Words that contain CARTE

carted9 cartel8 carter8 cartes8 ecarte8 cartels9 carters9 ecartes9 scarted10 uncarted11 cartelise11 cartelism13 cartelist11 cartelize20 cartelised13 cartelises12 cartelisms14 cartelists12 cartelized22 cartelizes21 cartelising14 cartelizing23 decartelise14 decartelize23 decartelised16 decartelises15 decartelized25 decartelizes24 cartelisation15 cartelization24 decartelising17 decartelizing26 cartelisations16 cartelizations25

How to use CARTE in a sentence

• A car will be at your disposal, and I give you carte blanche.
• At Hesden, a small town in Artois, Dumont left the Mayor carte blanche, and in one night two hundred people were thrown into prison.
• I enclose you a carte postale of a battery passing behind the apse of the village church, just as a guarantee of good faith.
• At least for a time I am obliged to construe my carte blanche in that way, my dear lady.
• Although he was only in his middle thirties, from his late teens he had been granted virtual carte blanche in his research.
• Fancy dress had been decided on, and as it was to be only among ourselves we were given carte blanche as to ideas.
• I have instructed her to aid me, given her the fullest instructions, carte blanche.
• Carte likewise charges the duchess of Cleveland with conspiring against Ormond, but has given no reasons why he thinks she instigated the attempt.
• Nothing appeared too gaudy to meet the tastes of the enemy airmen, who seemed to have been given carte blanche with the paint brush.
• Carte, have doubted whether Perkin were an impostor, and have even asserted him to be the true Plantagenet.
• Carte, who had carefully consulted the rolls of parliament, affirms, that they never appear to have been united till the sixteenth of Edward III.
• It was Nuts for Claudine to assemble all of the Noblemen to be picked up around the Lobby and give them a free run and jump at the Carte du Jour.
• The young cavalier threw himself on guard in carte, which sent his opponent to giving such thrusts that quickly betrayed his lack of skill and also his deadly intentions.
• I see that Carte has made a great use of them in a very busy period from 1563 to 1576.
• Many thanks for your carte, which I think very good.

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