feast
n. countable B1 Intermediate US //ˈfist// UK //fˈiːst// feast Archaic
n. a large, special meal for many people, often to celebrate something. It usually involves much more food than a normal dinner.
n. a large, elaborate meal, typically shared by many people to celebrate a specific occasion or holiday. Often used metaphorically to describe any abundant or pleasurable experience.
The family prepared a massive feast for the wedding guests.
After the harvest was finished, the entire village gathered for a traditional feast in the town square.
The museum's new exhibition is a visual feast, showcasing vibrant textiles and intricate gold jewelry from across the ancient world.
Usage
Often used with the verb 'to hold' or 'to prepare'.