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Pronunciation

/fiːst/

Noun: (n) A large, elaborate meal with many courses, often accompanied by entertainment or ceremony; a banquet. For example: “The king hosted a grand feast to celebrate his victory.”
Verb: (v) To enjoy a plentiful or sumptuous meal, especially one shared with others. For example: “After a long day’s work, they feasted on roasted turkey and all the trimmings.”
Noun: (figurative) An abundant supply or source of something enjoyable or desirable. For instance: “A feast for the eyes” meaning something visually pleasing.

“Feast your eyes on”: To look at or enjoy something that is visually attractive or impressive. Example: “Come over here and feast your eyes on this masterpiece!”
“A movable feast”: A memorable experience that stays with one, originally from Ernest Hemingway’s book title about Paris, suggesting experiences that can be revisited mentally.
“Break bread together”: This idiomatic expression suggests sharing a meal, often a feast, to strengthen bonds or make peace among people.

Noun (meal): “The wedding feast was held in a grand hall adorned with flowers and candles.”
Verb: “The family gathered around the table to feast on their Thanksgiving dinner.”
Figurative Noun: “The city’s skyline at night was a visual feast.”