feasters
Those who gorge
Feasters are people who feast—those who participate in lavish meals or celebrations.
The word suggests abundance and indulgence: The feasters filled their plates again and again.
It can also describe those who regularly enjoy rich food or figuratively consume something with gusto: feasters on gossip and scandal.
People received hospitably
- dinersCasual roadside eateries
- companyCommercial enterprise or guests
- congregationAssembled group of worshippers
- assemblyConstructing from components
reunion · get-together · hosts · invitees · attendees · revelers · partygoers · celebrants
Extremely hungry, insatiable
- famishedIntensely, painfully hungry
- voraciousExtremely eager to consume
- gluttonousExcessively fond of eating
- hungryWanting to eat
satiated · stuffed · gorging · devouring · thirds · insatiable · hearty · eager
Greedy excess in consumption
- excessSurplus beyond need
- overindulgenceExcessive consumption or enjoyment
- decadenceMoral decline through excess
- hedonismPursuit of gratification
bingeing · surfeit · gourmand · epicurean · gourmet · desserts · seconds · luxury
Noisy, lively celebration
- jubileeSpecial anniversary observance
- carnivalTraveling amusement attraction
- galaFestive formal occasion
- fiestaFestive public celebration
jamboree · pageant · merrymaking · gaiety · conviviality · joviality · bash · shindig
Self-service meal display
- plattersLarge serving dishes
- coursesAcademic subjects or meal stages
- delicaciesChoice, refined foods
- carvingShaping by cutting away
roast · silverware · porcelain · centerpiece · toastmaster · seating · service · hospitality
guests
People received hospitably
- dinersCasual roadside eateries
- companyCommercial enterprise or guests
- congregationAssembled group of worshippers
assembly · reunion · get-together · hosts · invitees · attendees · revelers · partygoers · celebrants · companions
ravenous
Extremely hungry, insatiable
- famishedIntensely, painfully hungry
- voraciousExtremely eager to consume
- gluttonousExcessively fond of eating
hungry · satiated · stuffed · gorging · devouring · thirds · insatiable · hearty · eager · enthusiastic
gluttony
Greedy excess in consumption
- excessSurplus beyond need
- overindulgenceExcessive consumption or enjoyment
- decadenceMoral decline through excess
hedonism · bingeing · surfeit · gourmand · epicurean · gourmet · desserts · seconds · luxury · pampering
revelry
Noisy, lively celebration
- jubileeSpecial anniversary observance
- carnivalTraveling amusement attraction
- galaFestive formal occasion
fiesta · jamboree · pageant · merrymaking · gaiety · conviviality · joviality · bash · shindig · hoedown
buffet
Self-service meal display
- plattersLarge serving dishes
- coursesAcademic subjects or meal stages
- delicaciesChoice, refined foods
carving · roast · silverware · porcelain · centerpiece · toastmaster · seating · service · hospitality · chef
- feastersbanqueters, diners, gourmands, gorgers, gluttons
- partygoerspartygoers, party-goer, party-goers, attendee, partier
- feasted one's eyesLooked at with delight