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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

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

religious festival

science festival

musical festival

festival of music

festival of music and drama

outdoor celebration

special occasion

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“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

bring-and-buy sale

“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

social occasion

social gathering

social function

festive occasion

wedding reception

celebratory party

noisy celebration

drunken escapade

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“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

“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

celebratory meal

ceremonial meal

celebration meal

sumptuous repast

something to eat

together banquet

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Noun

An exhibition of items

theatrical performance

public presentation

flight of fancy

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Verb

To lavishly honor someone

roll out the red carpet

show appreciation of

sing the praises of

take one's hat off to

give accolades to

give key to city

roll out red carpet

be thankful for

give recognition to

attach importance to

have appreciation for

show gratitude to

be grateful for

drink a toast to

bring out the red carpet for someone

kill the fatted calf for

hold a reception for

sound the praises of

bestow honour on

make a fuss over

put on a pedestal

speak highly of

express admiration for

hold in high regard

express approval of

think highly of

keep alive the memory of

pat on the back

pay respects to

wax lyrical about

big something up

throw bouquets at

praise to the skies

say nice things about

hold in high esteem

have a high opinion of

sing praises to

offer prayers to

add distinction to

go into raptures about

look on with favour

set great store by

crack someone up

show appreciation for

go into raptures over

stand in awe of

raise one's glass to

improve the status of

look on with favor

receive favorably

take off hat to

give the nod to

take a shine to

be on one's side

give a higher rank

take a liking to

spare a thought for

give credit for

sing praises of

set much store by

hold in respect

express approval for

set on a pedestal

have a high regard for

bow down before

express admiration of

wish happy returns

give a big cigar

hold in the highest regard

improve the standing of

drink to the health of

drink the health of

bring the house down

give a big hand

put your hands together

salute someone for

toast someone for

thank someone for

give thanks for

express gratitude for

pay tribute to someone for

think the world of

hold in admiration

be smitten with

be serious about

move up the ladder

give advancement to

improve the position of

give advancement

put the seal of approval on

be acquainted with

officially approve

be on familiar terms with

accept as valid

be familiar with

rhapsodize over

rhapsodize about

be in favour of

mention in dispatches

confer an award on

confer an honour on

admit to office

give a medal to

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“The British Ambassador was the first person to fete the entry of the Austrians.”

Verb

To lavishly entertain someone

hold reception for

entertain lavishly

give someone a meal

ply with food and drink

throw a feast for

throw a party for

have a get-together

supply lavishly

entertain sumptuously

hold a banquet for

kill the fatted calf for

hold a reception for

show hospitality to

accommodate visitors

have someone round

have company of

play hostess to

show hospitality

invite to a party

invite to a meal

pick up the check

offer hospitality to

roll out red carpet

roll out the red carpet for

receive with open arms

offer hospitality

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“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

have a good time

commemorate occasion

eat, drink and be merry

have a wild time

go out on the town

paint the town red

put the flag out

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

eat, drink, and be merry

let your hair down

live extravagantly

have a night on the town

kick over the traces

live in the lap of luxury

make a pig of oneself

live high on the hog

live high off the hog

have a whale of a time

live life to the full

have the time of your life

cause a disturbance

cause a commotion

be loud and noisy

get out of control

have a wild party

go on the rampage

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