feasted

Dined very well

Feasted is the past tense of feast—to eat abundantly and with pleasure, typically at a celebratory meal: They feasted on turkey and ham.

The word suggests indulgence beyond ordinary eating.

Figuratively, to feast on something is to take great pleasure in it: She feasted her eyes on the view.

ate

devoured

Ate hungrily and completely

dined · supped · gorged · wolfed · gobbled · scarfed · relished · enjoyed · sampled · tucked in

indulgence

gluttony

Greedy excess in consumption

overindulgence · satiety · gorged · stuffed · overate · binged · splurged · pampered · treated · luxuriated

abundance

plentiful

Existing in abundance

cornucopia · overflowing · spread · buffet · smorgasbord · laden · bountiful · ample · provisions · fare

celebration

carnival

Traveling amusement attraction

  • jubileeSpecial anniversary observance
  • galaFestive formal occasion
  • fiestaFestive public celebration

revelry · merrymaking · jamboree · fete · ceremony · gathering · bash · shindig · wedding · holiday

gourmet

epicurean

Connoisseur of sensual pleasures

sommelier · cuisine · delicacies · savory · umami · culinary · degustation · tasting · multicourse · paired

banquet

hall

Interior connecting pathway

minstrels · tapestries · chandeliers · goblets · mead · throne · manor · ballroom · pageantry · lords

Categories
Opposites
food abundance/consumption

feastedstarved

Suffering extreme hunger

went hungry · famished · hungered · subsisted

eating manner/quality

feastednibbled

Ate in small bites

pecked · grazed · snacked

voluntary restraint

feastedfasted

Refrained from eating

abstained · dieted · restricted

Phrases
Family

feast, feasts, feasting, feaster, feasters

Familiarity
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Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G