Antonyms for re-gales

Grammar : Noun, verb

Spell : ri-geyl

Phonetic Transcription : rɪˈgeɪl

Definition of re-gales

Origin : "entertain splendidly," 1650s, from French régaler "to entertain or feast," from Old French regale, rigale, from gale "merriment," from galer "make merry" (see gallant (adj.)). Influenced in Old French by se rigoler "amuse oneself, rejoice," of unknown origin. Italian regalo is from French. Related: Regaled; regaling.

As in banquet : noun formal dinner, usually ceremonial
As in spread : noun outlay of food, meal
As in delicacy : noun delicious, gourmet food
As in dinner : noun evening meal
As in feast : noun banquet and celebration
As in indulge : verb treat oneself or another to
As in pamper : verb serve one's every need, whim
As in regale : verb throw a party; have fun
As in treat : verb pay the bill for someone else
As in wine and dine : verb entertain in style
As in recreate : verb amuse
As in divert : verb amuse, entertain
As in entertain : verb amuse
As in entertain : verb accommodate visitors
As in feast : verb eat a great amount or very well
As in feed : verb give nourishment; augment
As in amuse : verb entertain; make laugh

Synonyms for re-gales

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