epulation
noun
ep·u·la·tion
ˌepyəˈlāshən
plural -s
: feasting, banqueting
Word History
Etymology
Latin epulation-, epulatio, from epulatus (past participle of epulari to feast, from epulum feast) + -ion-, -io -ion; akin to Latin opus work
- full bottom
- full cadence
- manifest destiny
- manifestable
- manifestant
- manifestants
- manifestation
- manifestations
- manifestative
- manifestatively
- manifested
- manifester
- manifesters
- manifesting
- manifestly
- manifestness
- manifestnesses
- manifesto
- manifestoed
- manifestoes
- manifestoing
- manifestos
- manifests
- manifold
- manifold paper