noun
definition
A meal.
definition
The food eaten at a meal.
verb
definition
To supply food to; to feast.
definition
To take food.
Examples of repast in a Sentence
Dean spotted three of the old men gathered at their usual table for their morning repast of caffeine and cake and gossip.
The girl has swooned, and the vampyre is at his hideous repast!
They would have to prepare a more substantial repast for the hardier and more exercised intellects of those who listened to them.
You can unwind in our comfortable lounge bar with a pre-dinner drink or relax in our delightful drawing room after a sumptuous repast.
Colloran had been up early and was smiling as he prepared a cold repast for the others.
Our cook Mrs Bernadette O'Gara provided a splendid repast and the guest of honor was Miss Melanie McDonagh.
Ever since his death his many friends have been trying to learn the culinary secrets which made a repast of his devising so delicious.
After evening repast till bed-time their thoughts would be best taken up in the easy grounds of religion and the story of Scripture.
While there may be a limited number of options and variety there are certainly enough quality destinations to keep satisfy the appetite of those in search of a quick repast before a hike, bike or camping excursion.
October 22 nd 1919 Foxearth ex-service men were entertained to an excellent repast in the schoolroom, a company of 60 sat down.
Finally the parasitic larva attacks the Osmia, and digging its mandibles into its victim's head kills and eats it, taking from one to two days for the completion of the repast.
The paschal lamb is no longer eaten but represented by the shank bone of a lamb roasted in the ashes; unleavened bread and bitter herbs (haroseth) are eaten; four cups of wine are drunk before and after the repast, and a certain number of Psalms are recited.