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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.) To eat
sumptuously;
to dine or sup on rich
provisions,
particularly
in large
companies,
and on
public
festivals..
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Feasting
::
Feasting
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Feas.
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..
Cheer
::
Cheer (n.) That which
promotes
good
spirits
or
cheerfulness;
provisions
prepared
for a
feast;
entertainment;
as, a table
loaded
with good
cheer..
Feastful
::
Feastful
(a.)
Festive;
festal;
joyful;
sumptuous;
luxurious.
Merrymake
::
Merrymake
(v. i.) To make
merry;
to be
jolly;
to
feast.
Vigil
::
Vigil (v. i.)
Originally,
the watch kept on the night
before
a
feast..
Candlemas
::
Candlemas
(n.) The
second
day of
February,
on which is
celebrated
the feast of the
Purification
of the
Virgin
Mary; -- so
called
because
the
candles
for the altar or other
sacred
uses are
blessed
on that day..
Feast
::
Feast (v. t.) To
entertain
with
sumptuous
provisions;
to treat at the table
bountifully;
as, he was
feasted
by the
king..
Bacchanalia
::
Bacchanalia
(n. pl.) A feast or an orgy in honor of
Bacchus.
Lupercalia
::
Lupercalia
(n. pl.) A feast of the
Romans
in honor of
Lupercus,
or Pan..
Feste
::
Feste (n.) A
feast.
Gaud-day
::
Gaud-day
(n.) See
Gaudy,
a
feast..
Feast
::
Feast (n.) A
festival;
a
holiday;
a
solemn,
or more
commonly,
a
joyous,
anniversary..
Martinmas
::
Martinmas
(n.) The feast of St.
Martin,
the
eleventh
of
November;
-- often
called
martlemans..
Modish
::
Modish
(a.)
According
to the mode, or
customary
manner;
conformed
to the
fashion;
fashionable;
hence,
conventional;
as, a
modish
dress;
a
modish
feast..
Keep
::
Keep (v. t.) To
observe
duty, as a
festival,
etc. ; to
celebrate;
to
solemnize;
as, to keep a
feast..
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..
Powpow
::
Powpow
(n.)
Conjuration
attended
with great noise and
confusion,
and often with
feasting,
dancing,
etc.,
performed
by
Indians
for the cure of
diseases,
to
procure
success
in
hunting
or in war, and for other
purposes..
Vigil
::
Vigil (v. i.)
Later,
the day and the night
preceding
a
feast..
Simple
::
Simple
(a.) A feast which is not a
double
or a
semidouble.
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