banquet

IPA: bˈæŋkwʌt

(intransitive) To participate in a banquet; to feast.
(obsolete) To have dessert after a feast.
(transitive) To treat with a banquet or sumptuous entertainment of food; to feast.

Examples of "banquet" in Sentences

The third floor was the banqueting hall.
The celebratory victory banquet was canceled.
The banquet was followed by a ballet of nymphs and satyrs.
Greene organizes the ramshackle but fun annual ER banquet.
Rick Robins will be inducted during ceremonies at a banquet.
The emperor agrees and the betrothal is announced at a banquet.
The government was scared and overreacted and banned the banquet.
The living room is also the venue for the annual Holiday Banquet.
The culmination of the weekend is the Awards Banquet on Monday night.
At the coronation banquet, the local wines of the regions were served.
The awards banquet is on November 6th and the Esalen event takes place November 5-7.
Who have lovingly preserved each and every recipe so as to reproduce faithfully a banquet from the nineteenth century?
At about 1: 30 in the video, West explains that “When the banquet is not presented to us, we inevitably eat out of the dumpster.”
They come together in another way as well: the Nebula Awards banquet is the last weekend in April, just a couple days before the release of the book.
And I love that Phil going improv as MC at the real-estate banquet is a hit, and that Jay is the last to know he's playing "el jefe" at the wrong party.
The first course in the banquet is a child's bleeding heart, and the other courses are equally gruesome; and they drink a toast to "the pride, pomp, and circumstance of glorious war, the grand self-sacrifice that made us what we are."