Definitions
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- v. Simple past tense and past participle of feast.
Etymologies
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Examples
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We have always "feasted" to endure the "famine" that always followed -- until now.
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"Perhaps the reason that my Unicorn never 'feasted' upon my energies was that I was not sufficiently pure for it.
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"They have always kind of feasted on teams that are making mistakes and aren't sure of what they're doing.
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As soon as the Red Sox saw he had neither, they ignored his breaking balls and feasted on his fastballs en route to a 6-4 win on Tuesday night in the Bronx.
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They forgot the world and its ways, as the world had forgotten them; killed their meat as they found it; feasted in plenty and starved in famine, and searched unceasingly for the yellow lure.
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I remember that this loyal shoemaker was flattered to the skies, and (ominous sign, if he had understood it) feasted at the tables of some of the great.
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The media once feasted on such stories, although they never quite delved deeply enough into the phenomenon to increase the public's understanding of the subtle ways cynical and power-hungry people use phony spiritualism, alienation, and communes run by guru pretenders for power and profit.
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We sipped Apthorp-supplied Champagne, feasted on popcorn and discussed our children's college visit schedules.
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They feasted on “three kinds of caviar for breakfast,” saw plays morning, noon and night, and thought it was wonderful.
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The dogs had feasted on opossum and porcupine—the latter obviously skinned by Pearl Hand before the dogs received the fat-rich carcass.
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