Feast and Sweet

Feast

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

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

Nearby Words: feasted, feasting

Sweet

Sweet noun - A food having a high sugar content.

Feast and sweet are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feast" instead a noun "Sweet".

Mutual synonyms

How words are described

old old feast old sweet
short short feast short sweet
big big feast big sweet
huge huge feast huge sweet
Other adjectives: little, main, new, ending.

Both words in one sentence

  • Western Animation / Strawberry Shortcake Sweet and Sour Grapes: In "Berryfest Princess," Strawberry is rewarded for feeding the wanderberry that she was expected to bring back for the feast to a sick bird by finding a new one growing right outside her own house.
  • Batou serves up whale testicles and even more in Episode 11: "In honor of the Avatar's arrival (and my daughter Yue's sweet sixteen) please enjoy this feast of seal testicles, penguin testicles, polar bear testicles, and gazpacho.".
  • The week before Lent (also the seventh before Easter - a Western translation would be the old Western feast of Septuagesioma) is "Maslenitsa", (the last day of) which is an occasion to eat sweet pancakes and all kinds of other food.
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