Synonyms:
banquet, feast
Meaning: a ceremonial dinner party for many people
Usage examples
Be glad at banquet, warrior worthy!
Lustily took he banquet and beaker, battle-famed king.
Boris, too, with his friend Zhilinski, came to see the Preobrazhensk banquet.
Washington contemplated the banquet, and wondered if he were in his right mind.
An attack of hysteria which broke out at a banquet and became epidemic in the newspapers.
A public banquet was given him in Edinburgh, and he was much sought after and entertained.
He could not imagine a fiery-tempered personage like the mink tamely submitting to the rape of his banquet.
A great banquet of farewell was given to him in New York and he returned to England bearing the admiration and love of the whole American people.
Then laughed his heart; for the monster was minded, ere morn should dawn, savage, to sever the soul of each, life from body, since lusty banquet waited his will!
When, upon the occasion of the public adoption of his son, Xuthus gave a grand banquet, the old servant of Creusa contrived to mix a strong poison in the wine of the unsuspecting Ion.