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Definition of feast
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of feast is as below...
Feast (v. t.) To
entertain
with
sumptuous
provisions;
to treat at the table
bountifully;
as, he was
feasted
by the
king..
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Lambale
::
Lambale
(n.) A feast at the time of
shearing
lambs.
Feasted
::
Feasted
(imp. & p. p.) of Feas.
Halmas
::
Halmas
(a.) The feast of All
Saints;
Hallowmas.
Carousal
::
Carousal
(n.) A
jovial
feast or
festival;
a
drunken
revel;
a
carouse.
Enjoy
::
Enjoy (v. t.) To take
pleasure
or
satisfaction
in the
possession
or
experience
of; to feel or
perceive
with
pleasure;
to be
delighted
with; as, to enjoy the
dainties
of a
feast;
to enjoy
conversation..
Feast
::
Feast (v. t.) To
entertain
with
sumptuous
provisions;
to treat at the table
bountifully;
as, he was
feasted
by the
king..
Deliciate
::
Deliciate
(v. t.) To
delight
one's self; to
indulge
in
feasting;
to
revel.
Passover
::
Passover
(n.) The
sacrifice
offered
at the feast of the
passover;
the
paschal
lamb.
Harvest-home
::
Harvest-home
(n.) The song sung by
reapers
at the feast made at the close of the
harvest;
the feast
itself.
Outfeast
::
Outfeast
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
feasting.
Banquet
::
Banquet
(v. t.) To treat with a
banquet
or
sumptuous
entertainment
of food; to
feast.
Gaud-day
::
Gaud-day
(n.) See
Gaudy,
a
feast..
Sewer
::
Sewer (n.)
Formerly,
an upper
servant,
or
household
officer,
who set on and
removed
the
dishes
at a
feast,
and who also
brought
water for the hands of the
guests..
Modish
::
Modish
(a.)
According
to the mode, or
customary
manner;
conformed
to the
fashion;
fashionable;
hence,
conventional;
as, a
modish
dress;
a
modish
feast..
Feste
::
Feste (n.) A
feast.
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..
Sheep-shearing
::
Sheep-shearing
(n.) A feast at the time of
sheep-shearing.
Junket
::
Junket
(v. t.) To give
entertainment
to; to
feast.
Agape
::
Agape (n.) The love feast of the
primitive
Christians,
being a meal
partaken
of in
connection
with the
communion..
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..
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