English

Noun

vidette ‎(plural videttes)

1. Alternative form of vedette
   • 1879, William F. Cody, The Life of Hon. William F. Cody:

     I told him not to shoot, as I was a scout from Fort Hays; and then, calling the sergeant of the guard, I went up to the vidette of the post, who readily recognized me.

   • 1911, Randall Parrish, Love Under Fire:

     Convinced that this would prove to be either a cavalry vidette, or a Federal foraging party, it made me more anxious to get quickly down into the town, hopeful they might have a spare horse with them, and I pointed out the dust spirals to my companion.