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feast (up)on something

to eat a great deal of something; to eat a feast built around something in particular. We will feast upon turkey for weeks. We feasted on the fish Harry had caught.

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But the Feast On The Bridge next Saturday is another matter. Around Britain with a fork by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk HOW many of us today really know how to feast on Easter? Feasting on Easter by Allard, Robert R. / Catholic Insight Invite each child to illustrate his or her favorite dish from the feast on an index card. A harvest feast by Weekly Reader, Edition K (including Science Spin) More results

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But the Feast On The Bridge next Saturday is another matter.

Around Britain with a fork by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk

HOW many of us today really know how to feast on Easter?

Feasting on Easter by Allard, Robert R. / Catholic Insight

Invite each child to illustrate his or her favorite dish from the feast on an index card.

A harvest feast by Weekly Reader, Edition K (including Science Spin)

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