Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A Middle English form of
feast .
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Examples
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'_brecheles_ feste' of Caxton's and Hill's texts, l. 66, and l. 300, ffor truste ye well ye shall you not excuse ffrom _brecheles feste_, & I may you espye
Caxton's Book of Curtesye Frederick James Furnivall 1867
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles USCCB.org/New American Bible 2010
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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When they received rainy weather in response, they held a huge "feste" in Saint Joseph's honor.
Latest Articles 2009
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