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fete
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fete

fete <a fete; fetes> N

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The event was first held in 1978 as a school fete and has continued grow over the years.
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Carnival is a festive time of costumes, dance, music, competitions, rum, and partying (also referred to as fete-ing).
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The victorious athletes were honored, feted, and praised.
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By chance, there was a mini charity fete taking place on the high street -- cake stalls, a raffle, a tombola, balloons.
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He was greeted by the city's authorities and citizens who also feted him at a concert the following evening.
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The victorious athletes were honoured, feted, and praised.
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Funds for the construction were collected by way of cultural programmes, fetes and raffles organised by the parish and the school.
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She may have been feted in late summer when tree fruits had been finally harvested.
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The pilots are feted and turned into celebrities overnight.
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The two villages also hold combined events such as the village fete.
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