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faut

British  
/ fɔːt /

noun

  1. a Scot word for fault

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Comme il faut, as the French would say.

From Seattle Times

Budget colossal, client qui veut rester incognito et il faut cacher la sponso.

From BBC

Hancock County farmer Craig Faut’s farm has been in his family for almost 150 years.

From Washington Times

In the 1990s, Faut stopped tilling his soil and found success.

From Washington Times

“It kind of fizzled out for us, because we didn’t see the benefit and it didn’t really work for us,” Faut said.

From Washington Times