The word 'feasting' is correct and usable in written English
It refers to the pleasure of indulging in an abundant supply of food, or to the act of consuming a meal. Example Sentence: After a long day of hard work, we celebrated with a lavish feast of roast beef and vegetables.
You could do the round-trip route in a day, but the resort towns of Allinge, Gudhjem and Svaneke, and the pretty fishing villages between them – Teglkås and Snogebæk stand out – are perfectly spaced out for taking it slower, stopping every couple of hours to explore the alleys between whitewashed, low-roofed cottages, feasting on smoked fish, and visiting the sites.
There are stories about them marauding around the Commons, colonising the bars, being "chippy and confrontational", feasting on chips and sweets (Mhairi Black), taking forbidden selfies at the PM's dispatch box (you know who you are, Roger Mullin) and generally whooping it up.
Depending on the chef's mood, you could end up feasting on Veneto specialities such as chicken liver risotto, followed by a bollito of chicken, wild duck and beef with fiery horseradish and garlicky parsley pesto, or a delicate vegetarian menu using baby artichokes, courgette flowers, radicchio and the distinctive cardoons that grow in the lagoon's sandy, salty soil.
Work up an appetite with a walk along the palm-studded Playa de la Concha or through the old town, before feasting on pintxos – Basque tapas – in Bar Txepetxa (C/Pescadería 5), known for award-winning anchovies, or Bar Bergara (C/Artetze Jeneralaren Kalea 8), where the pintxos are like mini works of art.
Although Brent blend has only recently dived to less than $60 per barrel, from the highs of $115 seen last June, many energy companies are over-extended after a three-year period when they grew fat and over-ambitious, feasting on very high oil prices.
We did one of those "if it's Tuesday it must be Rome" holidays, visiting too many cities in too short a time, travelling by train, feasting on cheese and salami and cheap red wine, and staying in cheap but far from cheerful two-star hotels.
Here, the Doctor and Clara found themselves in the north pole being hunted by Dream Crabs, horrid things that attach to your face and induce a dreaming state as they feast on your brain (feasting being how they celebrate the birth of the Dream Crab Messiah).
We sat down in the sun-warmed grass and feasted on peppery sausage, soft sheep's cheese and yeasty bread, while an eagle floated past overhead.
But for the other 10 months of the year, the trickle of diners who come to feast on fantastically fresh seafood reflects the general pace of life in the Alentejo: sleepy, bordering on comatose.
Related: Out of the blue, on the edge of the world, killer whales converge to feast These and a million other mostly microscopic planktonic species of viruses, microbes, larvae and eukaryotes are the largely invisible origins of life, the very bottom of the food chain and the enablers of all existence.
We insisted she call her family to come over and we all feasted together by candlelight next to the pizza oven.
