B1nounfoodsociety
US/fiːst/
UK/fiːst/
a large, special meal for many people, usually to celebrate something
In context
The family prepared a huge feast for the wedding.
After the harvest, the villagers held a feast to give thanks.
Our holiday dinner was a real feast, with ten dishes on the table.
Words that go with feast
verb + noun
- hold a feastThe king held a feast for his guests.
- prepare a feastShe spent two days preparing a feast.
noun + noun
- wedding feastThe wedding feast went on until midnight.
noun + preposition
- a feast for the eyesThe market is a feast for the eyes.
adjective + noun
- festive feastThey sat down to a festive feast on Christmas Day.