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feast

/ˈfiːst/noun, verb1 syllable

Feast means: partake in a feast or banquet.

Synonyms for feast6

noun, as in a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed

banquet, spread

noun, as in an elaborate party (often outdoors)

fete, fiesta

noun, as in a ceremonial dinner party for many people

banquet

verb, as in partake in a feast or banquet

banquet, junket

verb, as in provide a feast or banquet for

banquet, junket

verb, as in gratify

feed

What does feast mean?7

verb

1

partake in a feast or banquet

2

provide a feast or banquet for

3

gratify“feed one's eyes on a gorgeous view”

noun

1

a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed“a banquet for the graduating seniors”

2

an elaborate party (often outdoors)

3

a ceremonial dinner party for many people

4

something experienced with great delight“a feast for the eyes”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with feast?13

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Feast in a sentence

  • The chefs prepared the feast, plating dishes meticulously in the busy kitchen.unknown
  • And he made them a feast, and after they had eaten and drunk.carlosalberto
  • You may feast all night, but return to your grave before dawn!al_ex_an_der
  • For giraffes, the thorny acacia leaves are a feast.Amastan
  • Despite the grandeur of the feast, she is unaware of all fields of knowledge.anzart
  • Mustafa knows the best spots with green, lush grass where his goats can feast.Amastan
  • What a feast we had when we visited my aunt!unknown
  • The wedding feast continued for three days in all.Objectivesea

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Forms of feast

as a noun

plural
feasts

as a verb

past tense
feasted
present participle
feasting
third-person singular
feasts
past participle
feasted