regale
51Regale — Re|ga|le das; s, ...lien [...i̯ən]: svw. 3↑Regal …
52regale — see GALLANT …
53regale — regale1 pl.m. e f. regali regale2 pl.m. regali …
54regale — [[t]rɪge͟ɪl[/t]] regales, regaling, regaled VERB If someone regales you with stories or jokes, they tell you a lot of them, whether you want to hear them or not. [V n with n] He was constantly regaled with tales of woe …
55regale — re·gale || rɪ geɪl v. make happy, please, delight; entertain with a feast, host at a party …
56regale — verb 1》 entertain with conversation. 2》 lavishly supply with food or drink. Origin C17: from Fr. régaler, from re (expressing intensive force) + OFr. gale pleasure …
57regale — agg. 1. reale, regio □ sovrano CFR. principesco, imperiale 2. (est.) maestoso, magnifico, sontuoso, splendido, sfarzoso, pomposo, lussuoso, imponente, solenne, fastoso CONTR. povero, misero, modesto, umile, semplice …
58regale — I. v. a. Entertain, refresh, gratify, delight. II. v. n. Feast, fare sumptuously. III. n. Banquet or feast, sumptuous repast …
59regale — verb 1) they were lavishly regaled Syn: entertain, wine and dine, fête, feast, serve, feed 2) he regaled her with colorful stories Syn: entertain, amuse, divert, delight, fascinate …
60Regale — L Dispute respecting, between Louis XIV and Pope Clement, 184, 201 …