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Often used in the same context:
repast,
fiesta,
meal,
buffet,
lenten,
delicacies,
smorgasbord,
supper,
dinner,
movable feast,
thanksgiving,
extravaganza,
paschal,
suckling pig,
brunch,
celebration,
christmastide,
festa,
festivity,
pilau,
lamb roast,
sweetbread,
fete,
souvlakia,
roast lamb,
lobster thermidor,
posada,
feasters,
potluck dinner,
dish,
appetizer,
gluttony,
dolmas,
barbeque,
shad roe,
shrove tuesday,
fish fry,
desserts,
oyster stew,
nosh,
potluck,
thankgiving,
roast pork,
turtle soup,
walpurgis night,
triduum,
paella,
chicken stew,
savories,
cordon bleu,
trimmings,
angelus,
vesper,
platefuls,
passover,
shish kebab,
barbecue,
evensong,
candlemas,
meze,
bountiful,
ritual,
quiche lorraine,
rogation,
mulligan stew,
ossobuco,
beef wellington,
delectation,
libations,
viand,
reconsecration,
daube,
stew,
succoth,
merrymaking,
eucharistic,
braciola,
chicken casserole,
fest,
salad nicoise,
tapas,
moveable feast,
roast,
platter,
delights,
revelry,
banquet,
eastertide,
duck pate,
canapes,
rosh hashanah,
channukah,
merriment,
pontifical mass,
cochon de lait,
summer solstice,
cuisine,
wienerschnitzel,
toast,
novenas,
veal parmigiana,
theophany,
feasts,
festival,
holiday,
picnic,
banquets,
ceremonial,
ceremony,
festivities,
bonfire,
feasting,
festivals,
ceremonies,
pageant,
procession,
funeral,
festive,
festal,
25th,
late,
3o,
80th,
loth,
merry,
payable,
10th,
11th,
12th,
22nd,
27th,
28th,
30,
early
More specific:
bacchanalia,
carnival,
dionysia,
eisteddfod,
gaudy,
jazz festival,
kwanza,
kwanzaa,
saturnalia,
sheepshearing
Appears in the definition of:
.,
11 november,
allhallows,
all saints' day,
banquet,
board,
bridal,
candlemas,
candlemas day,
christian year,
church year,
circumcision,
enough,
espousal,
esther,
feast of the circumcision,
feb 2,
gaudy,
hallowmas,
hallowmass,
january 1,
jewish new year,
junket,
lucullan,
martinmas,
name day,
november 1,
octave,
pasch,
pascha,
rosh hashana,
rosh hashanah,
rosh hashona,
rosh hashonah,
st martin's day,
thanksgiving,
thanksgiving day
More general:
celebration,
dinner,
dinner party,
eat,
festivity,
host,
meal,
regale,
repast,
thing,
treat
Synonyms:
banquet,
feed,
festival,
fete,
fiesta,
junket
Also try:
— Nouns for feast:
day,
days,
eyes,
august,
march,
january,
hall,
giver,
february,
june,
july,
more...
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