Repast
31repast — n. 1. Food, victuals. 2. Meal, entertainment …
32repast — noun (C) formal or humorous a meal …
33repast — n 1. meal, refection, Inf. bite to eat; mess, table, board, Inf. feed; snack, collation, Inf. bite, Inf. nosh; square meal, full meal, hearty meal, man sized meal; feast, banquet, Inf. spread, Inf. blowout, Chiefly Brit. Sl. beanfeast or beano. 2 …
34repast — re·past …
35repast — re•past [[t]rɪˈpæst, ˈpɑst[/t]] n. 1) food and drink for a meal 2) the meal itself 3) mealtime 4) to eat or feast (often fol. by on or upon) • Etymology: 1300–50; (n.) < OF, der. of repaistre to eat a meal …
36Comparison of agent-based modeling software — In the last few years, the agent based modeling (ABM) community has developed several practical agent based modeling toolkits that enable individuals to develop agent based applications. More and more such toolkits are coming into existence, and… …
37repas — [ r(ə)pa ] n. m. • 1534; repast « nourriture » 1160; de l a. fr. past « pâtée, pâture », rac. pascere « paître », d apr. repaître 1 ♦ Nourriture, ensemble d aliments divers, de mets et de boissons pris en une fois à heures réglées. ⇒ nourriture.… …
38re|past — «rih PAST, PAHST», noun, verb. –n. 1. a meal; attractive meal; food: »to serve a delicious repast. Breakfast at our house is a light repast. 2. a taking of food; eating: »a brief repast. 3. Archaic. mealtime. –v.i. to feed or feast (on …
39Mikio Naruse — Naruse in 1933 Born August 20, 1905(1905 08 20) Tokyo, Japan Died July 2, 1969 …
40Lent — • An article on the origins of Lenten fasting Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Lent Lent † …
