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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 (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..
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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..
Feast
::
Feast (n.) That which is
partaken
of, or
shared
in, with
delight;
something
highly
agreeable;
entertainment..
Taverning
::
Taverning
(n.) A
feasting
at
taverns.
Convivial
::
Convivial
(a.) Of or
relating
to a feast or
entertainment,
or to
eating
and
drinking,
with
accompanying
festivity;
festive;
social;
gay;
jovial..
Banquet
::
Banquet
(n.) A
feast;
a
sumptuous
entertainment
of
eating
and
drinking;
often,
a
complimentary
or
ceremonious
feast,
followed
by
speeches..
Dessert
::
Dessert
(n.) A
service
of
pastry,
fruits,
or
sweetmeats,
at the close of a feast or
entertainment;
pastry,
fruits,
etc.,
forming
the last
course
at
dinner..
Fete
::
Fete (v. t.) To
feast;
to honor with a
festival.
Cross-days
::
Cross-days
(n. pl.) The three days
preceding
the Feast of the
Ascension.
Banquet
::
Banquet
(v. i.) To
regale
one's self with good
eating
and
drinking;
to
feast.
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To
observe
duty, as a
festival,
etc. ; to
celebrate;
to
solemnize;
as, to keep a
feast..
All Saints'
::
All
Saints'
() The first day of
November,
called,
also,
Allhallows
or
Hallowmas;
a feast day kept in honor of all the
saints;
also, the
season
of this
festival..
Feste
::
Feste (n.) A
feast.
Junket
::
Junket
(v. t.) To give
entertainment
to; to
feast.
Repast
::
Repast
(v. t. & i.) To
supply
food to; to
feast;
to take food.
Matzoth
::
Matzoth
(n.) A cake of
unleavened
bread eaten by the Jews at the feast of the
Passover.
Revel
::
Revel (v. i.) A feast with loose and noisy
jollity;
riotous
festivity
or
merrymaking;
a
carousal.
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..
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..
Banquetter
::
Banquetter
(n.) One who
banquets;
one who
feasts
or makes
feasts.
Gaudy
::
Gaudy (n.) A feast or
festival;
--
called
also
gaud-day
and gaudy day.
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