What is a big feast?
What is a big feast?
A feast is a huge, delicious meal that’s served at a party or celebration. You can also use feast figuratively to mean a delight, as when you say, “Your garden is a feast for the eyes, Grandma.” The Latin root, festa, means “holidays or feasts,” from festus, “festive, joyful, or merry.”
What is the opposite of feast?
Opposite of to partake in a feast or large meal. abstain.
What word rhymes with feast?
Words That Rhyme With “Feast” :
- 1 syllable: beast, ceased, east, fleeced, geest, greased, leased, least, pieced, piste, priest, reest, Trieste, triste, yeast.
- 2 syllables: archpriest, artiste, bankeast, deceased, decreased, increased, modiste, northeast, palmiste, policed, released, southeast, toniest, trendiest.
- 3 syllables: arriviste, unreleased.
What is a large meal called?
What is another word for large meal?
| spread | feast |
|---|---|
| banquet | array |
| feed | meal |
| regale | repast |
| blowout | dinner |
What is the sentence of feast?
(1) The feast was served by his mother and sisters. (2) They had a midnight feast in their tent. (3) After the feast the prince belched hugely. (4) The poor starve while the rich feast.
What is the sentence of afraid?
He was not afraid of anything. Any time a wild animal isn’t afraid of you, there is probably something wrong. I’m afraid he’ll do something… to himself. It’s so nice not to listen to police sirens and taxies honking their horns but I’m afraid we might have woken Howie up earlier.
What part of speech is feast?
feast
| part of speech: | noun |
|---|---|
| related words: | dine |
| part of speech: | transitive verb |
| definition 1: | to provide a sumptuous meal or banquet for. synonyms: banquet, dine, regale similar words: entertain, fete, treat |
| definition 2: | to gratify or give pleasure to (the eyes). similar words: bedazzle |