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feast

n.
1.a ceremonial dinner party for many people
2.something experienced with great delight
3.a meal that is well prepared and greatly enjoyed
4.an elaborate party (often outdoors) feast v.
1.partake in a feast or banquet
2.provide a feast or banquet for
3.gratify

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