Pronunciation: /fiːst/
noun a large meal, typically a celebratory one
A1 I went to a feast with my family.
A2 The village held a feast to celebrate the harvest.
B1 The feast was filled with delicious food and lively music.
B2 The royal feast was a grand event with elaborate decorations and exquisite dishes.
C1 The annual feast at the castle was a lavish affair attended by nobles from all over the kingdom.
C2 The feast in honor of the queen's birthday was a sumptuous banquet that lasted late into the night.
verb to enjoy something greatly
A1 I feast on pizza every Friday night.
A2 The family feasted on a delicious meal during the holiday.
B1 The villagers gathered to feast on the harvest bounty.
B2 The wedding reception featured a feast fit for royalty.
C1 The gourmet restaurant offered a feast for the senses with its exquisite dishes.
C2 The annual food festival in the city is a feast for food lovers from around the world.
formal The banquet hall was beautifully decorated for the grand feast.
informal I can't wait to dig into this feast, it looks so delicious!
slang This feast is lit, I'm gonna eat until I can't move.
figurative The art exhibit was a feast for the eyes, with vibrant colors and intricate details.
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