Similar words: wasting, lasting, fasting, basting, casting, boasting, blasting, roasting. Meaning: [fɪːst] 
n. eating an elaborate meal (often accompanied by entertainment).
n. eating an elaborate meal (often accompanied by entertainment). 
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31 Filth and remnants of dread feasting choked the halls.
32 The depictions of feasting rituals imply that men dominated in this realm.
33 It was a veritable barbecue,(www.Sentencedict.com) a crude and primitive feasting.
34 This young capybara was dragged into the water by a caiman, a local alligator. But now a swarm of piranhas is feasting on the prize.
35 After four hours, the slime mold was feasting on both blocks of food.
36 The only feasting I do these days is in my dream.
37 Feasting on imported dog food, some dogs eat better than many people.
38 Christmas revels with feasting and dancing were common in England.
39 These continue well into the night with feasting, music , and dancing.
40 That night a pair of sharp ears could have picked tip the belching of feasting fleas.
41 In the evening, after the sports, the visitors to Olympia will enjoy feasting, songs and speeches.
42 You alternate between eating hardly at all and feasting on gourmet foods - and you almost never find time to exercise with your busy work schedule.
43 While the house of the rich and powerful present a scene of feasting and revelry, cries of hunger and cold are heard out in the streets.
44 We sat around the square, feasting on barbecued chicken and beer.
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