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edit	NOUN	a feast \| feasts
edit	VERB	to feast \| feasted \| feasted ... feasting \| feasts
	SYNO	to feast \| to feed \| banquet \| feast ...
	to feast \| to feed banquet \| feast banquet \| feast \| spread feast \| fete \| fiesta to banquet \| to feast \| to junket © Princeton University

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to feast

1843

schlemmen

to feast

751

feiern

to feast

388

ergötzen [geh.]

to feast

326

tafeln

to feast

prassen [schlemmen]

to feast

schwelgen [veraltend]

to feast

ein Festessen / Gelage veranstalten

to feast sb.

jdn. festlich bewirten

Nouns

feast

3059

Festessen {n}

relig. feast

654

Fest {n}

feast

217

Festmahl {n}

feast

181

Schmaus {m} [veraltend, hum.]

feast

Gelage {n} [Essen]

relig. feast [feast day]

Festtag {m}

feast

Schlemmerei {f} [Mahl]

feast

Festgelage {n} [pej.]

gastr. feast [banquet]

Festschmaus {m}

ethn. hist. feast

Quas {m} [regional für: Gelage, Schmaus] [veraltet]

2 Words: Verbs

to feast (on)

schmausen [veraltend, hum.]

to feast excessively

mulatieren [österr.] [veraltend]

to feast on sth.

sich an etw.^Dat. laben [geh.]

to feast on sth.

sich^Akk. an etw.^Dat. gütlich tun [Redewendung]

to feast on sth. [fig.] [enjoy]

in etw.^Dat. schwelgen [geh.] [fig.]

2 Words: Nouns

bean-feast

Bohnenfest {n}

relig. christening feast

Taufe {f} [Tauffeier]

coronation feast

Krönungsmahl {n}

relig. Easter feast

Osterfest {n}

gastr. Easter feast

Osterschmaus {m}

relig. feast day

Feiertag {m}

relig. feast day

Festtag {m}

relig. feast day

Gedenktag {m} [eines / einer Heiligen]

hist. feast pay

Quasgeld {n}

funeral feast

Leichenschmaus {m}

lavish feast

Festessen {n}

love-feast

Liebesmahl {n}

marvellous feast [Br.]

wunderbares Fest {n}

relig. movable feast

beweglicher Feiertag {m} [wie Ostern]

relig. movable feast

beweglicher Festtag {m} [wie Ostern]

relig. movable feast

bewegliches Fest {n} [wie Ostern]

relig. moveable feast [spv.]

beweglicher Feiertag {m} [z. B. Ostern]

relig. moveable feast [spv.]

bewegliches Fest {n} [z. B. Ostern]

relig. Paschal feast

Paschafest {n}

relig. Paschal feast

Passahfest {n}

real feast

wahres Fest {n}

relig. sacrificial feast

Opferfest {n}

relig. sacrificial feast

Opfermahl {n}

spring feast

Frühlingsfest {n}

relig. Sugar Feast [Eid al-Fitr]

Zuckerfest {n}

wedding feast

Hochzeitsfeier {f}

wedding feast

Hochzeitsmahl {n} [geh.]

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Q 2014-02-08: love fest, love-feast
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Q 2011-04-20: Tint is not feast.
A 2010-08-03: Depends on context - can mean "have a feast on it" or "go for it" or "beat...
A 2010-03-17: Dann vielleicht: Everything has also a sensual side / aspect - for example...
A 2010-03-17: wenn es eine Aufforderung zu dekorativem Kochen sein soll: Make food a fea...
A 2010-03-17: Sunfunlili: :D Yeah, because the eye can feast on food endlessly!!!
A 2010-03-17: Kornelius, to make a sentence from this,would it be the best to say 'Food ...
A 2010-03-17: Food, a feast for the eyes
Q 2009-05-09: moveable feast?
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A 2007-12-15: ..so, a diwali feast, catered by Apetito?!
A 2007-03-29: well, if there really is going to be another 5000-feast in V....

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