Drink and Feast

Drink

Drink verb - To swallow in liquid form.

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Feast and drink are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Feast" instead a verb "Drink".

Nearby Words: drinking, drinkable, drinker

Feast verb - To entertain with a fancy meal.

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Drink and feast are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drink" instead a verb "Feast".

Nearby Words: feasted, feasting

best	best drink	best feast
usual	usual drink	usual feast
short	short drink	short feast
small	small drink	small feast
Other adjectives: real, large, big, little, poisoned, main, new, traditional, final, last, ceremonial, eponymous.

can

drink can

feast can

Charlemagne basically had one rule: if you would drink and feast with him, you were all right.

Source: Modest Royalty
Thor doesn't, however, get the point that a woman wouldn't scarf down most of the wedding feast and drink most of the beer in the least delicate way possible.

Source: Different for Girls
You would drink heavily from its multicolored well, and the hemospectrum would be your wine list preceding the great feast of passion.

Source: Our Vampires Are Different / Web Comics

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