noun

feast

feast, banquet, large meal

They prepared a huge feast for the wedding.

They prepared a huge feast for the wedding.

The movie was a feast for the eyes.

The film was a feast for the eyes.

a feast for ((sb.)) a large meal for ((sb.)) They prepared a feast for the guests.

a feast for the ((senses)) something very pleasant for the ((senses)) The garden was a feast for the eyes.

Synonyms: banquet, celebration, spread; Antonyms: famine, fast

From Old French 'feste' (festival, holiday), from Latin 'festa' (holidays).

A 'feast' is the opposite of a 'fast'. A feast has lots of food, at least!

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