feast

See:
  • a contented mind is a perpetual feast
  • a feast for the eyes
  • a ghost at the feast
  • a movable feast
  • Barmecide feast
  • contented mind is a perpetual feast
  • enough is a feast
  • enough is as good as a feast
  • feast (one's) eyes
  • feast (one's) eyes on (someone or something)
  • feast (up)on (something)
  • feast eyes
  • feast eyes on
  • feast of reason
  • feast on
  • feast one's eyes on
  • feast one's eyes on, to
  • feast or famine
  • feast your eyes
  • feast your eyes on
  • feast your eyes on something/someone
  • movable feast
  • skeleton at the feast
  • the ghost at the feast
  • the spectre at the feast
References in periodicals archive
The feast honors the willingness of Ibrahim to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God's command.
The village Panchayat had earlier ordered the victim's family to throw a non-vegetarian feast in order to purify her and said that till the time, the family does not organise such a feast, they should be banished and be considered untouchable by the village members.
It is not a full sack of meal but rather an empty one, and not a real feast but an imaginary one which provides the sustenance of the shepherds and the substance of their games.
Serving the world-famous monuments of Stonehenge and Avebury, the four sites - Durrington Walls, Marden, Mount Pleasant and West Kennet Palisade Enclosures - hosted the first pan-British events, feasts which drew people and animals from across the country.
The feast gained in popularity in the 1900s, as Italian-American families attempted to rekindle the traditions of the Old Country into their holiday meals, (https://www.eataly.com/us_en/magazine/culture/origin-feast-seven-fishes/) according to Eataly .
Conwy Feast on a sunny but chilly Sunday morning PICTURES: DAVID POWELL
On the agenda of the Friday brunch, headlined 'The Friday Feast' to bring home the colossal new options to turn the weekend into a family-and-friends affair, is wholesome food and loads of fun.
While Church bells rang announcing the celebrations of Mary's Feast, allowing Copts to break their fast and go back to eating meat, Muslims continued their holy traditions of slaughtering sheep and cows to distribute to those who are in need, which is also a tradition that is also applied by many Copts during Mary's Feast.
werc In the original feast, typical foods were roast beef and pickled red cabbage, currant puddings and home-brewed beer.
The pizza feast will be paired with unlimited prosecco.
After an overview of the Roman feast, he discusses the development of public feasting: from Greece to Rome, public feasting in Rome: the Principate, banquets and benefactors in the Roman West, and banquets and beneficiaries in the Roman West.
Highlights from the Feast! Food at Stonehenge exhibition include the skull of an aurochs, an extinct species of wild cattle with huge horns and a rare complete Bronze cauldron dating from 700BC, which would have formed a centrepiece of feasts.
So when Zafran Indian Bistro in City Centre Mirdif puts together a feast, it is celebrating the custom of coming together in order to share a meal prevalent in both the Middle East and India.
BBC Good Food Show Feast, Tower of London (September 22 - 24) The Tower of London has seen many a feast - but probably not in the dry moat.