1. A sumptuous feast; a rich entertainment of meat and drink.

2. To treat with a feast or rich entertainment.

3. To feast; to regale one's self with rich fare.

4. A foot bank, behind a parapet, on which the besieged stand to fire upon the enemy; the footway of a bridge, raised above the carriage-way.

5. To feast.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• banquit,
• banqueit,
• banguet,
• banguets,
• banquite,
• basquet,
• banquest,
• banquo,
• bonquet,
• banquete,
• buquet,
• blanquet,
• banquett,
• banquent,
• banqet,
• banquiet,
• baquet,
• bandet,
• bankquet,
• banquate

• banquette,
• banqueting.

The adverb form of the word "banquet" is "banquetly".

The adjective form of the word "banquet" is "banquetary". However, it is not commonly used and the more common way to describe something related to a banquet is "banquet-like" or "banquet-style".

The plural of the "banquet" can be the "banquets".

The singular of the "banquet" can be the "banquet".