Regalement
91festival — n 1. saint s day, holy day, feast day, Rom. Cath. Ch. holy day of obligation, (in ancient Rome) feria; rite, ritual, ceremony, celebration, observance, keeping; remembrance, memorialization, commemoration. 2. gala day, red letter day, banner day …
92festivity — n 1. celebration, regalement. See festival(defs.2 4). 2. gaiety, merriment, revelry. See festival(def.5) …
93treat — v 1. behave towards, act towards, conduct oneself towards, do by; deal with, handle, cope with, face; contend with, manage, use, wield. 2. doctor, practice medicine, attend, intern, minister, nurse, care for; prescribe for, medicate, operate;… …
94regale — [c]/rəˈgeɪl / (say ruh gayl) verb (regaled, regaling) –verb (t) 1. to entertain agreeably; delight. 2. to entertain with choice food or drink. –verb (i) 3. to feast. –noun Obsolete 4. a choice feast. 5. a choice article of food or drink. 6.… …
95amusement — [n1] entertaining, making someone laugh action, ball*, beguilement, cheer, delight, diversion, enjoyment, entertainment, field day*, fun, fun and games*, gladdening, gratification, grins*, high time*, hilarity, hoopla*, laughs*, laughter,… …
96entertainment — [n] amusement, pleasure ball*, bash*, big time*, blast*, blow out*, celebration, cheer, clambake*, delight, dissipation, distraction, diversion, divertissement, enjoyment, feast, frolic, fun, fun and games*, gaiety, game, good time*, grins*, high …
97gratification — [n] satisfaction delight, enjoyment, fruition, fulfillment, glee, hit, indulgence, joy, kicks*, luxury, pleasure, recompense, regalement, relish, reward, sure shock*, thrill; concept 410 Ant. disappointment, dissatis faction, upset …
98joy — [n] great happiness, pleasure alleviation, amusement, animation, bliss, charm, cheer, comfort, delectation, delight, diversion, ecstasy, elation, exultation, exulting, felicity, festivity, frolic, fruition, gaiety, gem, gladness, glee, good humor …
99meal — [n] food, often taken by several individuals together banquet, blue plate*, board, breakfast, brunch, carryout, chow*, chow time*, collation, cookout, dessert, din din*, dinner, eats*, fare, feast, feed, grub*, lunch, luncheon, mess, munchies*,… …
100regaler — I. Regaler. v. act. Repartir, distribuer. Regaler la Taille. regalement des Tailles. II. Regaler. v. a. Faire un regale. donner un regale. C est un homme qui regale bien ses amis. qui s entend parfaitement bien à regaler ses amis. aprés nous… …
