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feasty

feasty adjective: characteristic of a feast.

Adjective

feasty (comparative feastier or more feasty, superlative feastiest or most feasty)

  1. (informal) Characteristic of a feast.
    • Which a feastier time I've not met with for many a day, […]1880, Judy, Or the London Serio-comic Journal, volume 27, page 229
    • The most important of these feasts became known, in the early thirteenth century, as double feasts, that is, twice as "feasty" as the normal feasts; […]2004, Mark Morton, Cupboard Love 2, page 127

Forms of feasty

comparativefeastier
comparativemore feasty
superlativefeastiest
superlativemost feasty

Origin of feasty

From feast + -y.

Questions about feasty

What does feasty mean?
Feasty means characteristic of a feast.
What part of speech is feasty?
Feasty is an adjective.

Words near feasty in the dictionary

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

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