Fe is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FE in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• (in the UK) further education.
NOUN:
• a Hebrew letter, also PE, PEH
• a heavy ductile magnetic metallic element; is silver-white in pure form but readily rusts; used in construction and tools and armament; plays a role in the transport of oxygen by the blood
• variant of Hebrew letter <em class="hi">pe, transliterated as <em class="hi">f
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• variant of Hebrew letter pe, transliterated as f

Words related to FE

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Words that contain FE

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How to use FE in a sentence

• Fe de Bogota, you will not be content till you cross the Andes and see Cotopaxi and Chimborazo.
• Ten days later the party took passage in a large boat going up the river to Santa Fe.
• Numbers of these articles are now being cut and sold to tourists along the line of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe Railroad.
• To pass the hours, I hunted up some ponies, and we spent three days in long rides up the old Santa Fe trail and to the outlying mountains.
• Santa Fe de Bogota submitted, the provinces acknowledged the congress, and an effort was made to establish a constitutional form of government.
• Our sleepy gaze follows along Santa Fe Avenue, and the eye sees little that is suggestive of a modern Western town.
• With Padre Ponce came another priest, Padre Torres of Patzcuaro, who used to be located at Santa Fe and was much loved by the natives.
• CHAPTER IV SANTA Fe rose before me, a camp in wood, plaster and stone, a camp with a palace, a camp with churches.
• He joined the first surveying party that picked out the line of the transcontinental railroad that was to follow the southern route along the old Santa Fe trail.
• Before the caravan arrived at Santa Fe the patient had so far recovered that he was able to take care of himself.
• But, as on the former trip homeward, he met on the route a party bound for Santa Fe.
• On arriving once more at Santa Fe, he fell in with Col.
• Bent who promised to forward it to Santa Fe by the first favorable opportunity.
• In making the journey to Santa Fe, when these rocks are passed, the traveler counts his march as being drawn to a close.
• Kit Carson and party resumed their march the same day, and arrived safely at Santa Fe, without meeting with any other adventures.
• White started on ahead of his caravan, in order that he might reach Santa Fe as soon as possible, and thus relieve his family from the privations of camp life.
• The trail which, on this occasion, Kit Carson traveled over in coming from Santa Fe, is one of the most interesting routes, in safe times, that the mere traveler can select.
• On this trail to Santa Fe, there are several small Pueblos which are inhabited by the descendants of the ancient Aztecs.
• Santa Fe is located on a plateau of ground which is about seven thousand feet above the level of the sea.
• Not many miles from Santa Fe there are famous silver mines, which for many years were worked almost entirely by hand.
• The distance from Santa Fe to the Missouri River is in the neighborhood of nine hundred miles.
• The town of Abiquiu, where Colonel Cook arrived, is about sixty miles northwest from Santa Fe, and a traveler can make a journey through valleys from one town to the other.
• England, to say nothing of other countries, has had its auto da fe, as well since as before the Reformation.
• The main body of the Battalion left Santa Fe, October 19th, for California.
• Van Stuyler almost to fainting point and made Zaidie gasp for breath, away southward to Santa Fe and New Orleans.
• It cannot be determined how far this additional force will be behind that designated for the Santa Fe expedition, but it will not probably be more than a few weeks.
• We made the trip from Rocky Ford to Santa Fe in thirteen days.
• Chivington, the commander of the Government Post at Santa Fe.
• His California girl lives in Sante Fe, New Mexico where her husband recently divorced her.
• The Winters are spent with their seven children, in a quiet little home in the town of Melrose, on the banks of the beautiful Lake Santa Fe, in Florida.
• The route of the old historic Santa Fe trail is nearly followed by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, which was completed in 1880.
• Recibelo todo con indulgencia, y devuelveme la fe de bautismo.
• Kearney occupied the city of Santa Fe and organized a temporary government for New Mexico.
• But on the way home she began to reflect that her cousin would not reach Santa Fe until next morning, and there was always a chance that this would be too late.

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