Definition

To entertain or amuse someone with stories or interesting information, often while providing food or drink.

Example

He regaled us with tales of his adventures during dinner.

Tense Forms

Conversation

Did you hear about the feast they had last night?

Yeah! I heard they really regale the guests with delicious food.

I wish I could have been there to enjoy it.

Same here! I love when they regale everyone with all that great cuisine.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A special or luxurious meal, often involving a variety of delicious foods.

Example

The banquet was a regale, featuring dishes from around the world.

Conversation

I heard there’s going to be a big feast this weekend.

Really? That sounds exciting! What kind of food will they have?

I think they’ll have some regale that everyone talks about.

Definition

To provide someone with a feast or to entertain them in a lavish way, often with food and drink.

Example

They regaled their guests with a delicious dinner and lively stories.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I heard you had a great party last weekend!

Thanks! I tried to regale everyone with delicious food and drinks.

That sounds amazing! What did you serve?

Root Explanation

Regale comes from the Latin 'regalis' (meaning royal) and the suffix '-e' which is used to form verbs. The word 'regale' means to entertain or feast in a manner befitting royalty.

Memory Tip

Think of 'royal' ('regalis') to remember that 'regale' means to entertain or feast like royalty.

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