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outfeast

outfeast verb: to provide with a bigger or better feast than.

Verb

outfeast (third-person singular simple present outfeasts, present participle outfeasting, simple past and past participle outfeasted)

  1. (transitive) To provide with a bigger or better feast than.
    • The tribal chiefs vied to outfeast one another.

Forms of outfeast

third-person singular presentoutfeasts
present participleoutfeasting
past participleoutfeasted
pastoutfeasted

Origin of outfeast

From out- + feast.

Questions about outfeast

What does outfeast mean?
Outfeast means to provide with a bigger or better feast than.
What part of speech is outfeast?
Outfeast is a verb.
What is the past tense of outfeast?
The past tense of outfeast is outfeasted.

Words near outfeast in the dictionary

  1. outfasts
  2. outfawn
  3. outfawned
  4. outfawning
  5. outfawns
  6. outfeast
  7. outfeasted
  8. outfeasting
  9. outfeasts
  10. outfeat
  11. outfeated

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