Feasts is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FEASTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• FEAST, to dine sumptuously
• eat and drink sumptuously
• eat large quantities of
• give (someone) a plentiful and delicious meal
NOUN:
• a large meal, typically a celebratory one
• a plentiful supply of something enjoyable
• an annual religious celebration
• a day dedicated to a particular saint
• an annual village festival
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to eat sumptuously

Words related to FEASTS

feast8 feasted11 feasting12

Words that contain FEASTS

outfeasts12 beanfeasts15

How to use FEASTS in a sentence

• These are the feasts of the LORD which ye shall proclaim holy in their seasons.
• They delight, as we do, in the varieties of dress, of parade, and luxurious feasts.
• I could not conceive the reason of a Moor taking such interest in feasts of the Jews.
• They were often nodding and drinking to one another at the public feasts, and would frequently rise up and walk out together alone into the wood.
• Feasts of this kind usually consist of but one species of food, and on the present occasion it was an enormous caldron full of maize which had to be devoured.
• I paid a visit to my old friend John Brown the other day, as I thought he would be able to tell me something about the harvest feasts of bygone days.
• What a luncheon he had! He was becoming a Lucullus at mental feasts.
• We are entertained at countless feasts, and to-morrow we are going down town to lunch at a city restaurant, after seeing the Stock Exchange, so I will tell you of that presently.
• These two feasts would consume not less than sixty-five days not reckoned above.
• They shall see how we will follow every office, how the churches shall be full, how we will observe the feasts and the days of the saints! M.
• Once a year the living held feasts in the burial ground, and invited the ghosts to share in the repast.
• They are said to have been so bloodthirsty, that in their savage feasts after victory they used as tables the corpses of their enemies slain in battle.
• On some feasts the laws against gambling are suspended and various games of chance are freely indulged in.
• I was deeply impressed by the graces I had received, and wished to go to confession again for all the big feasts, for these confessions filled me with joy.
• Industrial and martial beehive though it would seem to be, there are provided for the native and the foreigner feasts of music, of art, and of study that cost little.
• They then kept a feast, or rather feasts, at which they sacrificed to Mercury, that he might carry the soul of the deceased to the realms of happiness.
• Its fruit is threaded on long strings, and carried in procession at village feasts in Northamptonshire, but is worthless.
• Angelo, and every day feasts and great expenditure.
• They were asked to a lodge of four poles, to four stones that lay before its fire, there to remain four days, and attend four feasts.
• His feasts were celebrated at that period, at the moment when the sun commenced to return Northward, and to increase the length of the days.
• And for that custom all manner of strange adventures came before Arthur as at that feast before all other feasts.
• As usual we found plentiful remains of recent turtle feasts.
• The latter sometimes effect their purposes by feasts.
• Thus the Angami of the present day in Assam set up stones in commemoration of their village feasts.

Similar words containing FEAST without suffix s

feast8 feasted11 feaster10 feasters11 feastful14 feasting12 outfeast11 beanfeast14 feastings13 feastless12 outfeasts12 beanfeasts15 outfeasted14 outfeasting15

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