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feast
noun as in banquet and celebration
verb as in eat a great amount or very well
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Example Sentences
A “culinary concierge” can, with 48 hours’ notice, arrange any kind of dining experience members want, from a 12-course caviar feast to a re-creation of a memorable meal from a honeymoon.
Ahead of Tuesday night, Scotland's limp beginning isn't so much food for thought for Clarke, it's a veritable feast, a banquet of things to fix, in tactics, in formation, in selection, in psychology.
From a turkey, side or pie that completes the feast to entire meals shipped ready to heat and eat, it’s easier than ever before to get Thanksgiving delivered.
Beaujolais can also benefit from a slight chill, which makes it a refreshing complement to the feast.
After feasting on a diet of meatballs at home, they are then faced with curveballs and sliders that move with far more ferocity as soon as they go on the road.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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