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Feasts of Fools

Feasts of Fools is the plural of Feast of Fools.

Meaning of Feast of Fools

Noun

Feast of Fools (plural Feasts of Fools)

  1. (historical) A festival, based on the Roman Saturnalia, celebrated near Christmas.
    Synonyms:
    Feast of Asses

Questions about Feasts of Fools

What is Feasts of Fools the plural of?
Feasts of Fools is the plural of Feast of Fools.

Words near Feasts of Fools in the dictionary

  1. feastlike
  2. feastly
  3. feasts
  4. feasts for the eyes
  5. Feasts of Asses
  6. Feasts of Fools
  7. feasts one's eyes
  8. feastware
  9. feasty
  10. feat
  11. feat of arms

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