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fete
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Noun
A large and lively public festival
A fundraising function or festival
A gathering of a social nature
A day that is celebrated, or on which celebrations are held
The main meal of the day, taken either around midday or in the evening
An exhibition of items
Verb
To lavishly honor someone
To lavishly entertain someone
To engage in a joyous activity, usually in appreciation of an event
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Noun
▲
A large and lively public festival
festival
gala
carnival
celebration
festivity
jubilee
fiesta
fair
fest
jamboree
fête
feast
pageant
bazaar
funfair
kermis
ball
gala day
party
merrymaking
event
bash
revel
jollification
holiday
carousal
entertainment
function
festivities
do
saturnalia
Mardi Gras
conviviality
frolic
get-together
shindig
revelry
bacchanal
celebrations
mela
affair
blowout
blast
gathering
wingding
beano
fundraiser
beanfeast
revels
saint's day
holy day
ceremony
-fest
junketing
garden party
special event
parade
vacation
shindy
carouse
feast day
red-letter day
sale of work
rave
religious festival
treat
hoopla
occasion
thrash
eisteddfod
centenary
hullabaloo
bunfight
arts festival
science festival
musical festival
hooley
anniversary
jolly
jol
festival of music
field day
festival of music and drama
rave-up
knees-up
simcha
dance
jump-up
spree
escapade
prom
clambake
shenanigans
romp
orgy
midway
fairground
social event
feasting
carny
masquerade
rout
high jinks
jubilation
good times
charity event
street fair
grind show
outdoor celebration
side show
street party
amusement park
theme park
traveling fair
moveable feast
special occasion
horseplay
fun
great time
pastime
frolics
hijinks
fun and games
cavorting
wassail
caper
soiree
show
shenanigan
dalliance
more ❯
“Today there will be grand
fete
in the streets. See, already the shops are closing, the crowds are dancing.”
Noun
▲
A fundraising function or festival
fundraiser
garden party
jumble sale
car boot sale
tag sale
charity event
bring-and-buy sale
festival
fair
gala
fête
sale
carnival
kermis
bazaar
“A public meeting was held at the Town Hall to organize a fundraising
fete
to raise money for the new building.”
Noun
▲
A gathering of a social nature
function
party
bash
reception
do
blowout
affair
event
shindig
blast
binge
banquet
powwow
fête
get-together
celebration
gathering
jolly
beano
social
festivity
shindy
thrash
knees-up
jamboree
bunfight
beanfeast
rave-up
social event
social occasion
ball
social gathering
gala
levee
carousal
rave
dance
carouse
frolic
soirée
reunion
soiree
hooley
simcha
at-home
shebang
wingding
social function
jollo
shivoo
rage
lig
jol
ceilidh
ding-dong
hoedown
disco
tertulia
corroboree
shower
luau
bashment
cookout
bake
spree
whoopee
bop
hop
crack
ding
beer-up
kegger
feast
after-party
rort
squash
squeeze
dinner
entertainment
prom
occasion
barbecue
cocktail party
festival
carnival
ceremony
fiesta
revelry
junket
meet
luncheon
tea
carousing
riot
fun
cocktails
diversion
amusement
splurge
meeting
coming-out
festive occasion
movable feast
coffee klatch
drinks party
jump-up
formal
juncture
afterparty
fund-raiser
merrymaking
bee
wrap party
icebreaker
circus
meet and greet
matinee
all-nighter
blow-out
tweetup
bender
holiday
jubilee
formal party
toot
wassail
wedding reception
celebratory party
social meeting
social affair
hoopla
merriment
garden party
noisy celebration
block party
orgy
evening
evening party
dinner party
wing-ding
tear
revel
drunk
jag
drunken escapade
booze-up
skite
bust
wild party
saturnalia
debauchery
carousel
indulgence
rampage
romp
bacchanals
distraction
recreation
divertissement
gratification
dissipation
more ❯
“So committed was she to this revolutionary ideal that she eagerly volunteered to play the role of liberty at a private
fete
celebrated three months later at the chateau of her friend Madame du Fossé.”
Noun
▲
A day that is celebrated, or on which celebrations are held
commemoration
holiday
jubilee
anniversary
centenary
feast day
festival
celebration
gala
festivity
carnival
fiesta
fête
feast
mela
playtime
holy day
red-letter day
gala day
saint's day
religious festival
carnival day
name day
day of observance
festival day
jamboree
fest
revelry
festivities
silver jubilee
diamond jubilee
golden jubilee
“The day was the
fete
of St. Martin of Tours.”
Noun
▲
The main meal of the day, taken either around midday or in the evening
dinner
spread
banquet
repast
feast
blowout
meal
feed
regale
binge
refection
scoff
hakari
chow
collation
tea
lunch
supper
potluck
carousal
eats
beanfeast
feedbag
ribs
nosh-up
tuck-in
evening meal
dinner party
main meal
slap-up meal
din-din
table d'hôte
major munch
principal meal
treat
entertainment
revel
reception
festivity
formal meal
celebratory meal
formal dinner
ceremonial meal
nosh
menu
table
buffet
refreshment
mess
snack
bite
food
fare
grub
picnic
large meal
bite to eat
guestmeal
array
victuals
nourishment
kai
elaborate meal
junket
barbecue
pig out
bunfight
clambake
wassail
potlatch
lavish dinner
celebration meal
sumptuous repast
festive board
big feed
square
board
khana
luncheon
carryout
munchies
cookout
special
regalement
dessert
something to eat
square meal
chow time
blue plate
together banquet
more ❯
Noun
▲
An exhibition of items
show
exhibition
event
demonstration
display
exhibit
extravaganza
fair
presentation
spectacle
expo
exposition
pageant
showcase
carnival
pageantry
panoply
program
US
programme
UK
airing
bazaar
convention
fanfare
representation
trade fair
parade
retrospective
showing
circus
county fair
marketplace
performance
spectacular
demo
production
gala
raree-show
festival
staging
mounting
viewing
world fair
concert
play
procession
cavalcade
special
biennale
arrangement
fireworks
celebration
public display
sight
trade event
trade show
illustration
revelation
slide show
observance
occasion
centennial
acrobatics
pyrotechnics
broadcast
televising
mart
rendition
tableau
playing
hippodrome
organizing
US
portrayal
ceremony
recital
offering
sharing
scene
ritual
kermis
revel
march
screening
theatrical performance
organising
UK
show and tell
example
arrayal
manifestation
unfolding
array
spread
public presentation
charade
motorcade
make-believe
pomp
tableau vivant
tattoo
march-past
burlesque
musical
variety
divertissement
caricature
parody
flight of fancy
more ❯
Verb
▲
To lavishly honor someone
honour
UK
celebrate
honor
US
lionise
UK
lionize
US
commemorate
praise
recognise
UK
recognize
US
congratulate
welcome
fête
make much of
roll out the red carpet
applaud
acclaim
pay homage to
pay tribute to
commend
hail
salute
glorify
worship
exalt
venerate
appreciate
admire
reverence
respect
toast
aggrandize
laud
value
eulogize
US
panegyrize
eulogise
UK
show appreciation of
sing paeans to
sing the praises of
take one's hat off to
revere
distinguish
adore
esteem
sanctify
hallow
decorate
dignify
magnify
compliment
erect
ennoble
prize
observe
uprear
sublime
emblazon
give accolades to
give credit to
give key to city
look up to
roll out red carpet
give glad hand
entertain
notice
cherish
reward
credit
cheer
be thankful for
give recognition to
attach importance to
have appreciation for
show gratitude to
be grateful for
flag
treat
usher in
wine and dine
drink in
drink a toast to
eat up
lap up
drink to
bring out the red carpet for someone
kill the fatted calf for
hold a reception for
idolize
US
extol
adulate
sing
immortalize
US
idolise
UK
immortalise
UK
hero-worship
crack up
sound the praises of
make a fuss of
show respect
big up
bestow honour on
make a fuss over
put on a pedestal
cry up
deify
acknowledge
speak highly of
canonize
US
memorialize
US
elevate
canonise
UK
enshrine
accredit
ballyhoo
enthrone
memorialise
UK
hymn
approve of
approve
love
endorse
express admiration for
tout
extoll
bless
solemnize
US
hold in high regard
recommend
hand it to
sanction
resound
rave about
heap praise on
solemnise
UK
boost
apotheosize
kudize
proclaim
carol
express approval of
favor
US
think highly of
favour
UK
raise
keep alive the memory of
upgrade
hold in awe
pat on the back
pay respects to
ensky
support
treasure
promote
remember
mark
wax lyrical about
speak well of
build up
big something up
enhance
flatter
clap
stroke
regard highly
regard
advocate
countenance
pray to
inaugurate
ordain
install
US
induct
keep
instate
throw bouquets at
crown
praise to the skies
say nice things about
hold in high esteem
initiate
root for
hear it for
have a high opinion of
hold in esteem
invest
care for
vaunt
establish
advance
bow down to
sing praises to
offer prayers to
add distinction to
prefer
add dignity to
add lustre to
make lofty
swear in
push
give thanks to
instal
UK
encourage
plug
back
puff up
go into raptures about
approbate
adopt
think much of
be in awe of
look on with favour
set great store by
think well of
perpetuate
crack someone up
dote on
laureate
be devoted to
monumentalize
eternize
grace
publicize
US
hurrah
hurray
halo
coronate
root
signalize
US
publicise
UK
cite
certify
authorize
US
consider
commission
signalise
UK
thank
felicitate
lift
make immortal
beatify
uphold
accept
consecrate
hold sacred
show appreciation for
espouse
go into raptures over
stand in awe of
champion
raise one's glass to
pay respects
authorise
UK
hold dear
urge
advise
okay
pay homage
improve the status of
gold star
give a posy
set store by
look on with favor
vouch for
be in favor of
receive favorably
pat on back
rubber-stamp
lobby for
flash on
stand up for
receive gladly
OK
subscribe to
take off hat to
press for
give bouquet
give the nod to
take a shine to
argue for
be on one's side
take to
buck for
thumbs up
campaign for
tilt toward
give a higher rank
take a liking to
hold high
eternalize
spare a thought for
monument
celebritize
preserve
fancy
adorn
affirm
mention
sing praises
rave over
lift up
transfigure
rate highly
trumpet
wassail
rate
dedicate
divinize
idealize
US
give credit for
delegate
enjoy
sing praises of
lord
apostheosize
idealise
UK
make famous
determine
like
set much store by
hold in respect
express approval for
set on a pedestal
have a high regard for
sing hyms to
bow down before
be wild about
chant to
marvel at
whistle
hats off to
pay tribute
express admiration of
yell
shout
favourite
UK
favorite
US
hold in regard
hoot
defer to
rave
wish happy returns
give a big cigar
wish joy to
rejoice with
wish one well
give regards
hold in the highest regard
illuminate
mythify
pedestalize
improve the standing of
drink to the health of
drink the health of
bring the house down
shout for
give a big hand
holler for
cheer on
rise to
sound off for
put your hands together
ratify
greet
consummate
validate
give it up for
salute someone for
toast someone for
thank someone for
give thanks for
express gratitude for
pay tribute to someone for
award
give approval
blow horn
give kudos
give a bouquet
sublimate
further
king
improve
augment
appoint
hoist
increase
be sweet on
love intensely
go for
think the world of
love dearly
be nuts about
be gone on
hold in admiration
be mad about
very much like
be stuck on
be smitten with
be mad for
be serious about
fall for
nurture
empower
put up
move up the ladder
kick upstairs
give promotion
give advancement to
improve the position of
raise high
step up
move up
give advancement
warrant
put the seal of approval on
be acquainted with
officially approve
be on familiar terms with
accept as valid
be familiar with
qualify
enable
license
UK
nourish
comfort
cosset
coddle
tend
plume
anoint
rhapsodize over
cultivate
embrace
indulge
sustain
vest
seat
charter
licence
US
rhapsodize about
wax lyrical
pet
be in favour of
baptize
US
mention in dispatches
charge
provide
bequeath
pin medal on
confer an award on
confer an honour on
baptise
UK
admit to office
give a medal to
pin a medal on
more ❯
“The British Ambassador was the first person to
fete
the entry of the Austrians.”
Verb
▲
To lavishly entertain someone
entertain
treat
feast
wine and dine
hold reception for
feed
regale
dine
cater for
play host to
serve
entertain lavishly
give someone a meal
give a party
ply with food and drink
throw a feast for
throw a party for
have a get-together
banquet
junket
ply
party
supply lavishly
toss a party
entertain sumptuously
refresh
hold a banquet for
kill the fatted calf for
hold a reception for
mess
cook for
have to dinner
receive
welcome
host
have
chaperone
nourish
show hospitality to
accommodate visitors
have over
have visitors
have someone round
be host
have company of
spring for
be host to
play hostess to
do the honors
show hospitality
ask for a meal
have a do
invite to a party
accommodate
invite over
take in
invite round
ask over
put up
compere
ask round
invite
allow
give a bed to
invite to a meal
be the host of
pick up the check
embrace
greet
meet
offer hospitality to
show in
roll out red carpet
bid welcome
roll out the red carpet for
admit
receive with open arms
offer hospitality
say hello to
hug
more ❯
“After our wedding, I was about to slaughter the tiger and use it to
fete
the relatives.”
Verb
▲
To engage in a joyous activity, usually in appreciation of an event
celebrate
party
carouse
revel
rejoice
rave
rollick
bless
carol
feast
jubilate
roister
jol
junket
spree
be merry
enjoy oneself
have fun
make merry
enjoy yourself
have a good time
commemorate occasion
have a ball
have a party
let loose
live it up
make whoopee
raise hell
whoop it up
blow off steam
eat, drink and be merry
have a wild time
large it
beat the drum
go out on the town
paint the town red
put the flag out
go on a spree
have a night on the tiles
push the boat out
kick up one's heels
kill the fatted calf
put the flags out
mark with a red letter
step out
eat, drink, and be merry
let your hair down
frolic
socialize
US
wassail
socialise
UK
riot
have a fling
paint the town
romp
overindulge
binge
birl
roll
lark
delight
luxuriate
crow
indulge
bask
groove
enjoy life
let go
cut loose
carry on
run around
fool around
kid around
go to town
go out
live large
live extravagantly
gloat
relish
enjoy
savor
US
thrive
wallow
savour
UK
have a night on the town
live in clover
lap up
rave it up
play
get down
hang loose
go overboard
kick over the traces
go on a bender
raise Cain
go on the town
raise the roof
live
live in the lap of luxury
make a pig of oneself
live high on the hog
live high off the hog
be happy
have a whale of a time
live life to the full
have the time of your life
run riot
debauch
racket
pledge
go on a binge
live hard
get drunk
clink glasses
run wild
cause a disturbance
behave wildly
caper
gambol
skip
sport
cause a commotion
cavort
frisk
dance
hop
disport
prance
jump
spring
leap
trip
bounce
skylark
be loud and noisy
get out of control
have a wild party
go on the rampage
toy
dally
curvet
capriole
recreate
bob
scamper
cut capers
go on a tear
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