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Definition of feast
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Feast (n.) To eat
sumptuously;
to dine or sup on rich
provisions,
particularly
in large
companies,
and on
public
festivals..
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Cross-days
::
Cross-days
(n. pl.) The three days
preceding
the Feast of the
Ascension.
Calendar
::
Calendar
(n.) A
tabular
statement
of the dates of
feasts,
offices,
saints'
days, etc., esp. of those which are
liable
to
change
yearly
according
to the
varying
date of
Easter..
Harvest-home
::
Harvest-home
(n.) The song sung by
reapers
at the feast made at the close of the
harvest;
the feast
itself.
Convivial
::
Convivial
(a.) Of or
relating
to a feast or
entertainment,
or to
eating
and
drinking,
with
accompanying
festivity;
festive;
social;
gay;
jovial..
Transfiguratien
::
Transfiguratien
(n.) A feast held by some
branches
of the
Christian
church
on the 6th of
August,
in
commemoration
of the
miraculous
change
above
mentioned..
Anniversary
::
Anniversary
(a.)
Returning
with the year, at a
stated
time;
annual;
yearly;
as, an
anniversary
feast..
Marshal
::
Marshal
(n.) One who
regulates
rank and order at a feast or any other
assembly,
directs
the order of
procession,
and the
like..
Omophagic
::
Omophagic
(a.)
Eating
raw
flesh;
using
uncooked
meat as food; as,
omophagic
feasts,
rites..
Cheer
::
Cheer (n.) That which
promotes
good
spirits
or
cheerfulness;
provisions
prepared
for a
feast;
entertainment;
as, a table
loaded
with good
cheer..
Vigil
::
Vigil (v. i.)
Originally,
the watch kept on the night
before
a
feast..
Feaster
::
Feaster
(n.) One who
entertains
magnificently.
Junketing
::
Junketing
(n.) A feast or
entertainment;
a
revel.
Riot
::
Riot (n.)
Excessive
and
exxpensive
feasting;
wild and loose
festivity;
revelry.
Unfestlich
::
Unfestlich
(a.) Unfit for a
feast;
hence,
jaded;
worn..
Feast
::
Feast (v. t.) To
entertain
with
sumptuous
provisions;
to treat at the table
bountifully;
as, he was
feasted
by the
king..
Feast
::
Feast (n.) To be
highly
gratified
or
delighted.
Epulary
::
Epulary
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to a feast or
banquet.
Purim
::
Purim (n.) A
Jewish
festival,
called
also the Feast of Lots,
instituted
to
commemorate
the
deliverance
of the Jews from the
machinations
of
Haman..
Junket
::
Junket
(v. i.) To
feast;
to
banquet;
to make an
entertainment;
--
sometimes
applied
opprobriously
to
feasting
by
public
officers
at the
public
cost.
Passover
::
Passover
(n.) The
sacrifice
offered
at the feast of the
passover;
the
paschal
lamb.
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