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feast

- A rich meal quickly goes around start of evening
- quickly get energy from a lot of food
- a lot to digest?
- sumptuous meal of eastern origin
- *One of two extremes in a saying
- take a lot of courses?
- Point rapidly out that it's a lot to eat
- Take advantage of the buffet
- Whopper of a meal
- It's a lot to digest
- Barmecide ...... (illusion of plenty)
- ...... of Lots (Purim)
- ...... of Lanterns, Oriental red-letter day
- Food everywhere at several tables for starters
- A huge banquet or a formal large meal
- Rejoice in unusual feats
- fate's twist may bring it to a beggar
- seder, for one
- in the cafe, a starving man may have one
- eat well, but don't eat with energy
- Noisy oriental entertainment
- Thanksgiving meal usually
- Thanksgiving dinner, maybe
- Enjoy a big meal
- Big nosh-up
- Meal that might take a day?
- spread ironlike metal, essentially
- Sizable spread
- Achievement to hold small banquet
- Banquet, celebration meal
- spread strongly over the east
- Thanksgiving spread, usually
- Meal a fathead eats unwisely
- Large sumptuous meal
- Banquet in France initially and the Orient
- celebration in a mead hall
- Lavish dinner spread
- eat heartily or don't eat at all round the east
- Large celebratory meal after a conquest
- luxurious meal
- Seder, e.g.
- Thanksgiving meal
- Celebratory meal
- Thanksgiving celebration, e.g.
- Thanksgiving celebration
- Lavish dinner
- Large spread
- Hemingway's "A Moveable ......"
- Famine's opposite
- Epicurean event
- Eat like a king
- Do more than dine
- Big meal
- Abundant meal
- Thanksgiving offering
- Thanksgiving dinner, for some
- Thanksgiving dinner
- Star meal, perhaps
- Splendiferous spread
- Meal fit for a king
- Luau, e.g.
- Luau
- Lavish spread
- Grand meal
- Famine's counterpart
- Famine counterpart
- Famine alternative
- Extensive spread
- Elaborate banquet, e.g.
- Big, fancy meal
- "Babette's ---"
- Wedding reception, say
- Take many courses
- Take course after course
- Sumptuous repast
- Significant spread
- Seder is one
- Rich entertainment.
- Resplendent repast
- Religious commemoration
- Post-harvest celebration
- Pleasure for Lucullus
- Palace event
- Monumental meal
- Metaphor for abundance
- Mega-meal
- Meal at a palace
- Magnificent meal
- Lucullan treat
- Lucullan spread
- Lucullan event
- Luau, for instance
- Luau or seder
- Lavish banquet
- Large rich meal
- Large meal
- King-size spread
- It usually has many courses
- It has several courses
- It has many sides
- Holiday dinner
- Hemingway's was moveable
- Have a Lucullan treat
- Fit-for-a-king spread
- Famine's antithesis
- Event for Belshazzar
- Eat grandly
- Don't merely dine
- Delicious spread
- Celebrate All Saints' Day
- Big banquet
- Belshazzar's party
- Belshazzar event
- Belshazzar doing
- Barmecide ......
- Awesome spread
- Abundant spread
- (Eat) a rich meal
- Quite a spread
- Banquet(Used today)
- Eat lavishly
- Bountiful meal
- Plentiful supply
- Lavish meal
- Ceremonial meal
- What winds one up in firm's do?
- Spring Festival meal
- Major meal
- Spread in France and the Orient
- Impressive spread
- Sumptuous spread.
- Smorgasbord
- Expensive spread
- Big spread
- Elaborate spread
- Spread on the table
- Spread out on a table
- "The Last Supper," e.g.
- Regale
- Religious observance
- Thanksgiving Day event
- Special treat
- Elaborate banquet
- Buffet
- Elaborate meal
- Large elaborate meal
- Sumptuous meal
- Celebration
- Gorge
- Cornucopia contents
- Spread
- Eat well
- Banquet
- Eat sumptuously
- No ordinary meal
- loud direction supplied by the caterer
- Lavish and abundant meal
- Bountiful banquet
- eat heartily or don't eat at all around the east
- Indulgent meal
- ecstasy to break diet and pig out
- Cardinal supports loud church celebration
- Big celebratory meal
- spread fear dropping last stone

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butterfly

- An insect that flutters by
- Large-winged insect
- It may flutter by
- stroke an insect
- "madame ---", opera by puccini
- lepidopteran with large, colourful wings that is active during the day, or type of swimming stroke
- 2001 #1 hit by one-hit wonder Crazy Town
- Insect and swimming stroke
- Image formed by connecting this puzzle's circled letters from A to N and then back to A
- Word that must be added to 1-, 8-, 65- and 66-Across for their clues to make sense [with a visual hint in the grid]
- Insect, say, with frail wings, by houses
- Beautiful insect and swimming stroke
- Insect that exhibits 44-/46-Across
- When minute changes have big consequences
- Skipper or admiral?
- colorful pollinator
- Copper, possibly who became young partner of Pinkerton's
- Madame in a Puccini opera
- Comma, say
- Animal born as a caterpillar
- Caterpillar, after metamorphosis
- *Monarch or viceroy
- Bowled, completely smothering fine stroke
- Toughest stroke
- Stroke goat, perhaps, then run
- Swimming stroke
- Madame of opera
- Madame of The Met
- Monarch, for one
- Spitz stroke
- McQueen of "Gone With the Wind"
- Monarch, e.g.
- Operatic role.

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fuchsia

- hard-to-spell shade of purple
- Purplish-red colour
- Colour very similar to cerise
- Shrub with showy drooping flowers
- Widely cultivated shrub with drooping purple, red or white flowers
- Garden flower; vivid shade of purplish red
- Ornamental flowering shrub
- Wide genus of plants with showy, late-flowering pendulous blooms - 'Ballerina' is a hedging type
- Surprising, if such a brightly flowering plant
- Type of plant, also a bright red-purple color
- Shrub bearing showy drooping flowers
- Shelled out cash, if perpetrating bloomer
- Flowering shrub obtained by Sir Vivian via followers
- If such a variety of flower exists
- Vivid purple-red
- worried, if such a flower is revealed
- it's a bloomer if such a change is made
- if cash is used getting uranium plant
- Tone of Dutch hospital occasionally found wanting
- in rgb models, it's the same as magenta
- Reddish-purple shade
- Shrub with purplish-red flowers
- Shrub with drooping purple, red or white flowers
- Pendulous-flowered shrub
- Dark reddish-purple
- Popular shrub
- As if much changed, with no end of enthusiasm for Bush!
- Reflecting if hosts fancy such a flower
- Vivid purplish pink
- If such a mistake, it's a bloomer!
- Female I found wearing such a plastic flower
- Dark purplish-red color
- Shrub with drooping flowers
- Purplish-red flower
- Sport administrators torn apart by one such awful bloomer
- Bright purplish-red
- If such a (anag)
- Purplish Crayola color
- Dark purple-red
- Drooping flower
- Ornamental shrub
- Purplish red
- Vivid purplish red
- Pinkish hue
- Common garden plant.
- Flowering shrub
- Garden plant.
- Reddish purple
- Flower
- Purplish-red color named after a flower
- Colorful flower