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Definition of feast
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Feast (n.) That which is
partaken
of, or
shared
in, with
delight;
something
highly
agreeable;
entertainment..
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Marriage
::
Marriage
(v. t.) A feast made on the
occasion
of a
marriage.
Cross-days
::
Cross-days
(n. pl.) The three days
preceding
the Feast of the
Ascension.
Foy
::
Foy (n.) A feast given by one about to leave a
place.
Phaeacian
::
Phaeacian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Phaeacians,
a
fabulous
seafaring
people
fond of the
feast,
the lyre, and the
dance,
mentioned
by
Homer..
Epulose
::
Epulose
(a.)
Feasting
to
excess.
Feaster
::
Feaster
(n.) One who fares
deliciously.
Junket
::
Junket
(v. i.) To
feast;
to
banquet;
to make an
entertainment;
--
sometimes
applied
opprobriously
to
feasting
by
public
officers
at the
public
cost.
Banquet
::
Banquet
(v. t.) To treat with a
banquet
or
sumptuous
entertainment
of food; to
feast.
Partake
::
Partake
(v. i.) To take a part,
portion,
lot, or
share,
in
common
with
others;
to have a share or part; to
participate;
to
share;
as, to
partake
of a feast with
others..
Valkyria
::
Valkyria
(n.) One of the
maidens
of Odin,
represented
as awful and
beautiful,
who
presided
over
battle
and
marked
out those who were to be
slain,
and who also
ministered
at the
feasts
of
heroes
in
Valhalla..
Quinzaine
::
Quinzaine
(n.) The
fifteenth
day after a feast day,
including
both in the
reckoning..
Feastful
::
Feastful
(a.)
Festive;
festal;
joyful;
sumptuous;
luxurious.
Seneschal
::
Seneschal
(n.) An
officer
in the
houses
of
princes
and
dignitaries,
in the
Middle
Ages, who had the
superintendence
of
feasts
and
domestic
ceremonies;
a
steward.
Sometimes
the
seneschal
had the
dispensing
of
justice,
and was given high
military
commands..
Convivial
::
Convivial
(a.) Of or
relating
to a feast or
entertainment,
or to
eating
and
drinking,
with
accompanying
festivity;
festive;
social;
gay;
jovial..
Semidouble
::
Semidouble
(n.) An
office
or feast
celebrated
with less
solemnity
than the
double
ones. See
Double,
n., 8..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To
observe
duty, as a
festival,
etc. ; to
celebrate;
to
solemnize;
as, to keep a
feast..
Barbecue
::
Barbecue
(n.) A hog, ox, or other large
animal
roasted
or
broiled
whole for a
feast..
Bacchanalia
::
Bacchanalia
(n. pl.) A feast or an orgy in honor of
Bacchus.
Feast
::
Feast (n.) A
festive
or
joyous
meal; a
grand,
ceremonious,
or
sumptuous
entertainment,
of which many
guests
partake;
a
banquet
characterized
by
tempting
variety
and
abundance
of
food..
Drink
::
Drink (v. i.) To quaff
exhilarating
or
intoxicating
liquors,
in
merriment
or
feasting;
to
carouse;
to
revel;
hence,
to lake
alcoholic
liquors
to
excess;
to be
intemperate
in the /se of
intoxicating
or
spirituous
liquors;
to
tipple..
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