Feast and Game

Feast

Feast noun - A large fancy meal often accompanied by ceremony or entertainment.

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Game and feast are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Game" instead a noun "Feast".

Nearby Words: feasted, feasting

Game noun - A competitive encounter between individuals or groups carried on for amusement, exercise, or in pursuit of a prize.

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Feast and game are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feast" instead a noun "Game".

Nearby Words: gaming, gamed, gamesome, gamesmanship, gamer

old	old feast	old game
full	full feast	full game
best	best feast	best game
short	short feast	short game
Other adjectives: entire, real, big, little, main, new, traditional, final, last, upcoming, eponymous, seventh.

feast collection

game collection

Then there's Eresh, who doubles as a Waif Prophet Running Gag: Schtoltenheim Reinbach III and onward, Viki's habit of accidentally teleporting herself to another game moments before a victory feast.

Source: Video Game / Suikoden
Kobolds Ate My Baby is a game where a kobold tribe has sent its youngest, most pathetic members off to either get dinner for tomorrow's big feast or be dinner for tomorrow's big feast.

Source: Eats Babies
Soul Eating: One of the lines Reaper may say when he spawns is "I will feast on their souls" and in-game he can absorb 50 health from each Soul Globe he collects from a downed enemy.

Source: Video Game / Overwatch

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