Feast
101feast one's eyes on — ► feast one s eyes on gaze at with pleasure. Main Entry: ↑feast …
102feast day — n. 1. FEAST (sense 1) 2. NAME DAY …
103feast-day — feastˈ day noun A day on which a religious festival occurs • • • Main Entry: ↑feast …
104feast-rite — feastˈ rite noun A rite or custom observed at religious feasts • • • Main Entry: ↑feast …
105feast-won — feastˈ won adjective (Shakespeare) Won or bribed by feasting • • • Main Entry: ↑feast …
106feast or famine — phrase a situation in which there is either far too much of something or not nearly enough of it Thesaurus: difficult situations and experiencessynonym Main entry: feast * * * either too much of something or too little …
107feast-or-fam|ine — «FEEST uhr FAM uhn», adjective. fluctuating between extremes of gain and loss, success and failure, etc.: »the [textile] industry s age old feast or famine cycle (Time) …
108feast upon — index prey Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
109Feast of Tabernacles — Feast of Tab|er|nac|les →↑Sukkoth …
110Feast of Weeks — Feast of Weeks, the a Jewish religious holiday …