Word Type

Verb

Noun

Proper Noun

The word "feast" can be used as verb, noun and proper noun.

Word Relationships

Derived Terms

Barmecide feast Dutch feast Feast Week Feast of Asses Feast of Fools Feast of Light Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary Feast of Saint Michael and All Angels Feast of Trumpets Feast of Tsing Ming Feast of Weeks Feast of the Circumcision of Christ Feast of the Divine Mercy Feast of the Holy Name of Jesus Great Feasts a contented mind is a perpetual feast afterfeast bean feast bean-feast beanfeast birthfeast bull feast double feast enough is as good as a feast famine or feast feast day feast for the eyes feast one's eyes feast one's eyes feast or famine feaster feaster feastful feasting feastless feastlike feastly feastware feasty festive fixed feast forefeast ghost at the feast hog feast love feast midnight feast movable feast moveable feast outfeast postfeast prefeast run feast silver feast silver-feast skeleton at the feast smell-feast specter at the feast spectre at the feast unfeasted

Etymologically Related To

theo

Broader Terms (Hypernyms)

dinner dinner party eat host meal party regale repast thing treat

Type Of (IsA)

thing

Manner Of

eat host

Related Terms

big big dinner ceremonial delight delightful dinner eat event famine festival food happy happy event holiday holy day huge huge meal large large meal lots lots food meal much much food or famine thanksgiving thanksgiving dinner

Similar Terms

banquet junket

Synonym Network

banquet carousal delight eat enjoyment feed fete gladden gratify holiday rejoice treat

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