To feast, make merry. Now archaic and rare.

transitive. To provide (a person or group) with a feast, to host or serve a sumptuous meal for; = feast, v. 2a. Also intransitive: to participate in…

intransitive. To take part in a feast; to dine sumptuously or voraciously (on or upon something). Formerly also †transitive with it in the same…

intransitive. To hold or attend a banquet or feast; to make merry, to celebrate, esp. with eating and drinking. Obsolete.

intransitive. To feast together.

intransitive. To feast.

A big or delicious meal (without implication that many guests are invited; cf. sense 1a).

intransitive. To feast, esp. on (also upon, with) something. Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To feast.

To make merry, rejoice; (in later use spec.) to dine sumptuously, feast. Now archaic, poetic, and rare.