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Fead

Definition:

Fead is a noun that refers to a popular Irish term for a feast or a grand meal, typically associated with celebrations or special occasions.

Senses:

  1. As a noun:
    • A festive meal or feast.
    • An abundant sumptuous meal usually served on special occasions.
  2. As a verb:
    • To partake in or host a feast or grand meal.
    • To indulge in sumptuous food with great pleasure and enjoyment.

Sample Sentences:

1. The community organized a massive fead during the harvest festival, with delicacies and treats for everyone to enjoy.
2. The newlyweds decided to cater their wedding with a delightful fead of gourmet dishes and mouth-watering desserts.
3. After finishing their exams, the students gathered for a well-deserved fead to celebrate the end of the semester.

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