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fete

noun as in celebration, party

verb as in throw a party for someone

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Earlier this week, Klum told USA Today that her yearly fête was a result of having few “really cool” Halloween party options in New York.

"The first year especially, I thought it was going to be a small fete, but when all those people turned up it was crazy," he said.

From BBC

It’s like they are frozen in time, enjoying a giant and timeless party somewhere: On a balcony admiring ballroom dancers, or guests at a grandiose fête thrown by the Great Gatsby himself.

We are living in the era of eras tours, it seems, and it’s not exactly novel for most artists with a catalog four decades deep to fete their own legacy on the road.

“We wanted to honor the Olympics because Paris is hosting the Games,” Christophe Ghiena, the technical director of Menton’s Lemon Festival, or “Fête du Citron,” said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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