Feast and Table

Feast

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

Usage example: some 90 Native Americans showed up for the feast put on by the Pilgrims at Plymouth

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

Nearby Words: feasted, feasting

Table noun - Food eaten or prepared for eating at one time.

Usage example: always offers a well-prepared table for his guests

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Feast and table are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Feast" instead a noun "Table".

Nearby Words: tablet, tabling, tabled, tabular, tableful

fancy	fancy feast	fancy table
old	old feast	old table
full	full feast	full table
usual	usual feast	usual table
Other adjectives: small, entire, real, massive, large, big, great, enormous, huge, little, infamous, main, new, final, bloody, gigantic, last, nearby, giant, outdoor.

Anytime the player visits, a grand feast is laid out on the table, and there might be a lord also in attendance.

Source: Dead Guy on Display
Monstrous Humanoid: The Pale Man is a pale, skeletal, humanoid creature with eyes on the palms of its hands that usually sits at the head of a table laden with an enchanted feast.

Source: Film / Pan's Labyrinth
A man is shown hell in a dream: it consists of a tall table set with an unlimited feast.

Source: Mundane Afterlife

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