Feast (noun)

1. A large meal, typically one that is elaborately prepared and served on a special occasion.
2. A time of abundant or festive food and drink.

Origin:

Middle english: from old english fēast, of germanic origin; related to dutch feest and german fest.

Examples:

1. The feast was a celebration of the harvest.
2. The feast was held in honor of the king's birthday.
3. The feast consisted of several courses and fine wines.
4. The church was hosting a feast for the community.
5. The feast was an opportunity for friends and family to gather and enjoy good food.