regale
61regale — v 1. banquet, treat, fete, take out; give or throw a party for, hold a reception for; honor, do the honors, kill the fatted calf, ring the bell for; toast, salute, drink to, raise or tilt glasses to, celebrate. 2. delight, entertain, amuse,… …
62regale — re·ga·le …
63regale — re•gale [[t]rɪˈgeɪl[/t]] v. galed, gal•ing, n. 1) to entertain lavishly or agreeably; delight 2) to entertain with choice food or drink 3) to feast 4) a sumptuous feast 5) a choice article of food or drink • Etymology: 1650–60; < F régaler,… …
64regale — re|ga|le sb., t, r, rne (særrettighed for konge el. statsmagten) …
65regale — s ( t, n) HIST statsmonopol, kronorättighet …
66regale — see GALLANT …
67regale — v.tr. 1 entertain lavishly with feasting. 2 (foll. by with) entertain or divert with (talk etc.). 3 (of beauty, flowers, etc.) give delight to. Derivatives: regalement n. Etymology: F reacutegaler f. OF gale pleasure …
68regale episcoporum — /rageyliy apiskaporam/ The temporal rights and privileges of a bishop …
69regale lily — noun see regal lily …
70regale somebody with something — reˈgale sb with sth derived to amuse or entertain sb with stories, jokes, etc • He regaled us with tales of his days as a jazz pianist. Main entry: ↑regalederived …