-
layers of
dough are
generally referred to as
feteer,
distinguishing them from the
plain feteer meshaltet.
Feteer meshaltet is
considered a
symbol of hospitality...
- of fillings. It is
distinct from
feteer meshaltet, a plain,
layered pastry typically served without fillings.
Feteer is
always filled or topped, and due...
- In the
United Kingdom and some of its
former colonies, a
fête or
fete is a
public festival organised to
raise money for a charity,
typically held outdoors...
- commonly, as le 14
juillet (French: [lə katɔʁz(ə) ʒɥijɛ]) in French,
though la
fête nationale is also used in the press.
French National Day is the anniversary...
-
Fetor (occasionally foetor)
refers to a foul or
unpleasant odor
emanating from an individual.
Specific types include:
fetor oris,
another term for halitosis...
-
Feter may
refer to:
Jakub Feter,
Polish footballer Fetr, a
village in Iran This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Feter. If...
- Saint-Jean-Baptiste Day (French:
Fête de la Saint-Jean-Baptiste, la Saint-Jean,
Fête nationale du Québec), also
known in
English as St John the Baptist...
-
Fetion (Chinese:飞信, pinyin: fēi xìn, lit.
flying letter) was an
instant messaging (IM)
client developed by
China Mobile, a
Chinese telecommunications company...
-
nationally televised, multi-cultural
concerts held in
Ottawa were
added and the
fête became known as
Festival Canada.
After 1980, the
Canadian government began...
-
Fetor hepaticus or
foetor hepaticus (Latin, "liver stench" ("fetid liver") (see
spelling differences), also
known as
breath of the dead or
hepatic foetor...
