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      feast
      noun
      an elaborate party (often outdoors)
      a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed
      something experienced with great delight
      a ceremonial dinner party for many people
      verb
      gratify
      provide a feast or banquet for
      partake in a feast or banquet
      Roots
      festusfeast- · Latin · festive, joyful
      Synonyms for feast
      banquetnfiestanregalementncelebrationnfestivalnrepastnrevelrynmealngalansolemnizationn
      Words related to feast
      outfeastepulationnconviveadjhalmasnfeastfuladjfestallyadvfestaladjbeanfeastnlectisterniumfestivitiesnnoncelebrationnheortologyadjmerrymakeheortologicaladjheortologistfestncelebratoryadjpotlucknfestiveadjfestivenessnmumusupperndinnernbacchanalianfestologyadjjunketncelebratornmealmanextravaganzanfestivelyadv

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