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Lafitte

American  
[lah-feet] / lɑˈfit /
Or Laffite

noun

  1. Jean c1780–c1825, French privateer in the Americas.


Example Sentences

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Lafitte not only warned American authorities; he and his crew proved crucial in defending New Orleans.

From Los Angeles Times

The couple’s time in southwest France also gives them a chance to see vineyards and to taste the region’s famous wines, including a planned stop at Bordeaux’s Chateau Smith Haut Lafitte, a vineyard and winemaker.

From Washington Times

In January, the service’s inaugural project began: to plug 10 wells spread throughout a labyrinth of bayou canals in Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve in southern Louisiana.

From New York Times

Grayline offers the full experience, including a relatively comfortable bus out to Jean Lafitte National Historical Park-Barataria Preserve, and then the boat tour itself.

From Salon

And the chef has yet to find a reliable crab purveyor to replace Higgins Seafood, which hasn’t reopened since Ida poured mud into its headquarters in Lafitte.

From New York Times