Crossword clues for fest
fest
- Film add-on
- Ending with song
- Ending with slug or gab
- End of a celebration?
- Big doing suffix
- Word with song or slug
- Word with slug or fun
- Word with gab or slug
- Word with gab or October
- Word with gab and fun
- Weekend-long show
- Talk finisher
- SXSW, for one
- Suffix with "song" or "lobster"
- Suffix with "song" or "gab"
- Suffix with "slug" or "song"
- Suffix with "slug" or "beer"
- Suffix with "gab"
- Suffix meaning "celebration"
- Suffix for slug or song
- Suffix for slug
- Suffix for a celebration
- Song or slug add-on
- Song follower
- Slug's tail?
- Slug or song ending
- Slug or gab follower
- Slug follower
- Ozz follower
- Outdoor concert with many bands (abbr.)
- Oktober suffix
- Multiple-day music gathering, e.g
- Multiple-band concert
- Gathering of the Vibes is a Grateful Dead-inspired one
- Gab or slug ending
- Gab or break follower
- Gab attachment
- Fun finish
- Ending with love or snooze
- Ending with "slug" or "song"
- Ending for slug
- Ending for Oktober
- Ending for gab or talk
- Ending for gab
- Ending for "slug" or "gab"
- Ending for "Oktober"
- End of the party
- End of Oktober?
- Cousin of -palooza
- Attachment to "song"
- "Song" or "slug" attachment
- "Slug" or "song" attachment
- "Oktober" follower
- "Gab" or "slug" follower
- "Gab," "slug" or "song" ending
- "Celebration" suffix
- Suffix with slug or song
- Ending with slug or song
- Event suffix
- Big whoop-de-do
- Ending with song or slug
- Suffix with gab or slug
- Celebration suffix
- Slug follower?
- Holiday suffix
- Suffix with Oktober or Ozz
- Celebratory suffix
- Gathering suffix
- Love or song ending
- Song ending?
- It follows song or slug
- Cultural gathering
- Suffix with song or slug
- Suffix with beer or fun
- Suffix with gab or song
- Big celebration
- Fun or laugh follower
- See 75-Across
- Gab follower
- Song attachment
- Gab or song follower
- Song or gab ending
- Ending for song or gab
- Rear end of a slug?
- Song or slug follower
- Gab or fun follower
- Slug or gab attachment
- Song or gab follower
- Elaborate meal
- Big party
- Wedding party
- Ending for song or slug
- Huge party
- Suffix with song or gab
- Suffix with song
- Slug or song attachment
- Song ending
- Gab or song ending
- The end of Oktober?
- Suffix with slug or gab
- Suffix for "Oktober"
- Suffix after song or snooze
- Song conclusion
- Slug back?
- Oktober ending?
- October suffix meaning "celebration"
- Music gathering, perhaps
- Joke ending?
- Group-activity ending
- Fun ending
- Film follower?
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Fest \Fest\, n. [See Fist.]
The fist. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Fest \Fest\, Feste \Fes"te\, n.
A feast. [Obs.]
--Chaucer.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
see -fest.
Wiktionary
n. (context in combination English) A gathering for a specified reason or occasion.
Wikipedia
Fest may refer to:
- Fest, Danish/German/Norwegian/Swedish for party
- Fest, a type of festival
- Joachim Fest (1926–2006), German historian and journalist
- Fest Magazine, is an Edinburgh Festival review magazine
- Fest, a fictional planet in the Star Wars franchise
FEST may refer to:
- FEST (Faculty of Moscow State Forest University)
- Federation of Engineering and Shipbuilding Trades
- FEST (Belgrade), an annual film festival in Belgrade, Serbia
- FEST e.V. (Forschungsstätte der Evangelischen Studiengemeinschaft / Protestant Institute for Interdisciplinary Research)
- Foreign Emergency Support Team, a U.S. government short-notice anti-terrorism unit
FEST is a faculty of Moscow State Forest University that specializes in computer science. It was founded in 1959 by initiative of academician Sergey Pavlovich Korolev. The faculty trains specialists that can work in any sphere where computers, information and computational systems, networks and PCs, databases and databanks, expert systems, project and economy management, various electronics, office appliances and other facilities are applied. Specialist options are Applied Mathematics, Management, Automation and Direction, Instrument-making, Computer Sciences, System Analysis and Direction, Standardization and Certification.
FEST is an annual film festival held in Belgrade, Serbia since 1971. The festival is usually held in the first quarter of the year.
It was the only film festival in socialist countries that attracted big Hollywood stars such as Jack Nicholson, Kirk Douglas, Robert De Niro, Dennis Hopper, Peter Fonda and famous directors like Miloš Forman, Francis Ford Coppola, Roman Polanski, Sam Peckinpah, Pier Paolo Pasolini etc.
The festival's significance declined in the 1990s, mostly due to the international embargo FR Yugoslavia was under at the time. In 1993 and 1994, it was not even held and in 1997 it was interrupted in protest against police brutality taking place against student protesters.
However, FEST still attracts a large number of movie buffs. In 2007, 98,191 tickets were sold for around 80 films.
In 2007. it was opened by actress Catherine Deneuve and 2009. by actor Ralph Fiennes.
Usage examples of "fest".
Menschen abgerungen wurden, bevor die Wand zwischen den Welten fest war.
Winter nahm ihn Gwydion wieder nach Caer Dathyl zum Fest der Sonnwendfeier mit, wie er es jedes Jahr tat.
Ebert shook his head, his contempt for Fest revealed at last in his eyes.
It showed Fest standing in his doorway, saying good-bye to Haavikko and the Han.
Herr Fest, a cheerful middle-aged associate from the Institute, had made the arrangements and offered to come along in the capacity of tour guide.
Nor was there any particular reason to assume Fest would pass such trivial tidbits to the authorities.
A place like the Fest might have the atmosphere of a carnival, but the really hard-core vendors were out there, and they knew the value of what they were selling down to the penny.
It had been hard enough to conceal his glee at seeing that David had come to the Fest after all.
I think she came around to investigate every single table to give it her stamp of approval before the Fest kicked in.
Ebert nodded exaggeratedly, making Fest laugh once more, then he grew more serious.
Axel Haavikko, sitting on the front bench between Fest and Ebert, narrowed his eyes, studying the two combatants.
Axel watched Ebert and Fest climb inside, then followed, stopping in the curtained doorway to look back at the bowed, shaven-headed polemen.
At once Axel swung a punch at Ebert, but Fest, anticipating trouble, had moved between them.
Tolonen came and stood directly before them, Fest to his left, Ebert to his right.
It was Fest who answered for him, his face filled with indignation and anger.