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Synonyms for "feast" in English

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Detailed Synonyms for feast in English

feast:

feast [the ~] noun

  1. the feast
    the party; the feast; the celebration; the treat
  2. the feast
    the festival; the feast-day; the feast
  3. the feast
    the festivity; the ceremony; the celebration; the party; the festive spirit; the feast; the merry-making; the merrymaking; the feasting
  4. the feast
    the banquet; the feast; the gala dinner
  5. the feast
    the banquet; the festive dinner; the feast; the festive meal; the spread
  6. the feast
    the feast; the festivity
  7. the feast
    the party; the bash; the feast; the celebration
  8. the feast
    the celebration; the bash; the feast; the feasting
  9. the feast
    the supper; the festive dinner; the feast
  10. the feast
    – something experienced with great delight 1
    the feast
    – something experienced with great delight 1
    • feast [the ~] noun
      • a feast for the eyes1
  11. the feast
    – an elaborate party (often outdoors) 1
    the feast; the fiesta; the fete
    – an elaborate party (often outdoors) 1
  12. the feast
    – a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed 1
    the spread; the feast; the banquet
    – a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed 1
    • spread [the ~] noun
      • they put out quite a spread1
    • feast [the ~] noun
      • the Thanksgiving feast1
    • banquet [the ~] noun
      • a banquet for the graduating seniors1
  13. the feast
    – a ceremonial dinner party for many people 1
    the feast; the banquet
    – a ceremonial dinner party for many people 1

to feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)

  1. to feast
    going out; revel; be on the razzle; to feast; be on the spree
  2. to feast
    to celebrate; to party; to feast
    • celebrate verb (celebrates, celebrated, celebrating)
    • party verb (parties, partied, partying)
    • feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)
  3. to feast
    to feast; to regale; to banquet
    • feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)
    • regale verb (regales, regaled, regaling)
    • banquet verb (banquets, banqueted, banqueting)
  4. to feast
    to eat heartily; to feast; to tuck in; have a gourmet; to banquet
  5. to feast
    to feast; to banquet; to eat heartily
    • feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)
    • banquet verb (banquets, banqueted, banqueting)
    • eat heartily verb (eats heartily, ate hartily, eating heartily)
  6. to feast
    – gratify 1
    to feed; to feast
    – gratify 1
    • feed verb (feeds, fed, feeding)
      • feed one's eyes on a gorgeous view1
    • feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)
  7. to feast
    – partake in a feast or banquet 1
    to feast; to banquet; junket
    – partake in a feast or banquet 1
    • feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)
    • banquet verb (banquets, banqueted, banqueting)
    • junket verb
  8. to feast
    – provide a feast or banquet for 1
    to feast; to banquet; junket
    – provide a feast or banquet for 1
    • feast verb (feasts, feasted, feasting)
    • banquet verb (banquets, banqueted, banqueting)
    • junket verb

Conjugations for feast:

present
  1. feast
  2. feast
  3. feasts
  4. feast
  5. feast
  6. feast
simple past
  1. feasted
  2. feasted
  3. feasted
  4. feasted
  5. feasted
  6. feasted
present perfect
  1. have feasted
  2. have feasted
  3. has feasted
  4. have feasted
  5. have feasted
  6. have feasted
past continuous
  1. was feasting
  2. were feasting
  3. was feasting
  4. were feasting
  5. were feasting
  6. were feasting
future
  1. shall feast
  2. will feast
  3. will feast
  4. shall feast
  5. will feast
  6. will feast
continuous present
  1. am feasting
  2. are feasting
  3. is feasting
  4. are feasting
  5. are feasting
  6. are feasting
subjunctive
  1. be feasted
  2. be feasted
  3. be feasted
  4. be feasted
  5. be feasted
  6. be feasted
diverse
  1. feast!
  2. let's feast!
  5. feasted
  6. feasting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

feast

  1. feast
    feast; banquet

Translation Matrix for feast:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
banquet banquet; feast; festive dinner; festive meal; gala dinner; spread banquet
bash bash; celebration; feast; feasting; party bang; bash; belt; brawl; do; knock; smash
celebration bash; celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party; treat celebration; festivity; jubilation; party; solemnisation; solemnization
ceremony celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party ceremonial; ceremonial occasion; ceremony; exhibition; formality; observance; performance; procedure; procession; protocol; rite; rule of etiquette; show; showing
feast banquet; bash; celebration; ceremony; feast; feast-day; feasting; festival; festive dinner; festive meal; festive spirit; festivity; fete; fiesta; gala dinner; merry-making; merrymaking; party; spread; supper; treat
feast-day feast; feast-day; festival
feasting bash; celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party banqueting; feasting
feed RSS feed; XML feed; feed; provender; syndicated content; web feed
festival feast; feast-day; festival festival; fete
festive dinner banquet; feast; festive dinner; festive meal; spread; supper
festive meal banquet; feast; festive dinner; festive meal; spread
festive spirit celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party
festivity celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party celebration; festivity; party
fete feast; fete; fiesta festival; fete
fiesta feast; fete; fiesta
gala dinner banquet; feast; gala dinner
junket excursion; expedition; jaunt; junket; outing; pleasure trip; sashay
merry-making celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party
merrymaking celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party conviviality; jollification; merrymaking
party bash; celebration; ceremony; feast; feasting; festive spirit; festivity; merry-making; merrymaking; party; treat accumulation; assembling; bunch; celebration; clutter; collection; company; crowd; faction; festivity; gang; gathering; group; heap; herd; load; lot; pack; panel; party; political party; set; team; troop; troupe; wattle
revel revel; revelry
spread banquet; feast; festive dinner; festive meal; spread bed cover; bed covering; bedcover; bedspread; cattle farm; cattle ranch; counterpane; facing pages; gap; paste; ranch; sandwich filling; sandwich spread; scatter; spread; spread head; spreadhead; spreading
supper feast; festive dinner; supper dinner; evening meal; meal; supper
treat celebration; feast; party; treat dainty; delicacy; goody; kickshaw; treat
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
banquet banquet; eat heartily; feast; have a gourmet; junket; regale; tuck in
bash bash; bonk; bop; sock; whap; whop
be on the razzle be on the razzle; be on the spree; feast; going out; revel
be on the spree be on the razzle; be on the spree; feast; going out; revel be on the spree
celebrate celebrate; feast; party celebrate; fete; keep; let them celebrate; lionise; lionize; observe
eat heartily banquet; eat heartily; feast; have a gourmet; tuck in eat heartily; eat hungrily; having a good feed; work inside
feast banquet; be on the razzle; be on the spree; celebrate; eat heartily; feast; feed; going out; have a gourmet; junket; party; regale; revel; tuck in
feed feast; feed blab; course; eat; energise; energize; fatten; feed; feed in; fertilise; fertilize; flow; give; nourish; pass on; prey; run; supply; tell; ventilate
fete celebrate; fete
going out be on the razzle; be on the spree; feast; going out; revel
have a gourmet banquet; eat heartily; feast; have a gourmet; tuck in
junket banquet; feast; junket junket; junketeer
party celebrate; feast; party party
regale banquet; feast; regale do someone well; entertain; regale; stand treat; treat; welcome
revel be on the razzle; be on the spree; feast; going out; revel bathe in; delight; enjoy; jollify; make happy; make merry; make whoopie; racket; revel; wallow; wassail; whoop it up
spread broaden; carry out a message; cast around; circulate; diffuse; disperse; disseminate; distribute; fan out; go around; lay out; open; overspread; propagate; put ready; rub in; scatter; sow; spread; spread out; sprinkle; strew about; toss about; unfold; widen
treat address; attend to it; attend to the matter; care for; cover; deal; do by; do someone well; handle; plow; process; regale; stand treat; take care; treat; work on
tuck in banquet; eat heartily; feast; have a gourmet; tuck in cram in; push in; put away; put to bed; stuff in; tuck away; tuck in; tuck up
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
spread dispersed; outspread; spread
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
banquet banquet; feast
be on the spree be on the spree
celebrate celebrate; commemorate
celebration celebration; party; spree
ceremony ceremony; solemnity
feast banquet; feast
feed feed; grub; keep; maintain; support
festival festival
festivity air of festivity; festivity
party celebration; party; side; spree
spread dessemination; dispers; distribution; divided; expand; extension; general; prevailing; prevalent; propagation; spread; spread out; spreading; stretched; unfold; widely spread; widespread
supper evening meal; supper
treat entertain; handle; invite; offer; provide with food and drink; treat

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Related Definitions for "feast":

  1. something experienced with great delight1
    • a feast for the eyes1
  2. an elaborate party (often outdoors)1
  3. a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed1
    • the Thanksgiving feast1
  4. a ceremonial dinner party for many people1
  5. gratify1
  6. partake in a feast or banquet1
  7. provide a feast or banquet for1

Related Synonyms for feast


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