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feast
noun as in banquet and celebration
verb as in eat a great amount or very well
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Researchers found Early Bronze Age pottery, large communal bowls, grinding stones, flint tools, animal horn cores, and a few copper objects -- all items that suggest ceremonial use and possible feasting events.
In fact, that hate needs to be fed to maintain power — even if it means feasting on its own.
While partygoers enjoyed the visual feast, the circumstances around them — empty shelves, reduced benefits and families navigating hunger — added a layer of unintended resonance with the novel’s cautionary tale about excess, illusion and disconnection.
When it dives deep into the scoring itself, it’s a musicological feast that even tin-eared lay readers can appreciate.
They crouched and licked their lips and dreamed of feasting on the goose and the pigeon.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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