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bean-feast
ˈbean-feast [f. bean n. + feast n.] a. An annual dinner given by employers to their work-people. Also, (colloq.) any festive occasion. Hence bean-feaster.1805 Sporting Mag. XXVI. 304/2 At a late bean feast, a Gentleman Taylor, celebrated for his liberality, gave a rich treat to his men, at his occas... Oxford English Dictionary
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Bean-feast
A bean-feast, also known as beano in Britain, is an informal term for a celebratory meal or party. wikipedia.org
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The Bean Feast
In the 17th-century Low Countries a bean-feast was a celebration at which a goose would be eaten and a cake carved up between the people present. wikipedia.org
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beano
beano slang. (ˈbiːnəʊ) orig. Printers' abbreviation of bean-feast. Later, in gen. use, a festive entertainment frequently ending in rowdyism.1888 Jacobi Printers' Vocab., Beano, a slang abbreviation for ‘beanfeast’, which is, however, usually termed ‘goose’ or wayzgoose by compositors. 1897 N. & Q. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Montpelier Bean Feast
Montpelier Bean Feast is an annual event taking place in Montpelier Park in Montpelier, Bristol, UK. The emphasis is on celebrating community pride in the local harvest, heritage and creativity. The original Montpelier Bean Feast was an 18th-century Bristol event. Local residents revived the event i... wikipedia.org
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Beano
former second-hand record shop, once the largest in Europe, located in Croydon, England T13 Beano Grenade, an experimental hand grenade Beano, short for bean-feast wikipedia.org
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bean
▪ I. bean, n. (biːn) Forms: 1–2 béan, 3–6 ben, 4–6 bene, been(e, (Sc. and north. bein, beyn), 6–7 beane, 6– bean. pl. beans; in 1 béana, 4 bene, benen, 4–6 benes, -ys. [Common Teut.: OE. béan (fem.) = OHG. bôna, mod.G. bohne, MDu. bone, Du. boon, ON. baun:—OTeut. *baunâ (str. fem.); conjectured by F... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fairlop
This may be the origin of the English words bean-feast and beano. wikipedia.org
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empire
▪ I. empire, n. (ˈɛmpaɪə(r)) Forms: 3 anpyre, empyere, 4 empir, (impire, imparre), 4–5 emper(e, 4–6 empyr(e, 4– empire. [a. F. empire:—L. imperium in same sense; related to imperāre to command, whence imperātor emperor. Owing partly to historical circumstances, and partly to the sense of the etymolo... Oxford English Dictionary
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King cake
Bean-feast Bread in Spain Ensaïmada Panettone: an Italian sweet bread served during the Christmas period. wikipedia.org
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Hainault Forest
Day began the fair as a benefit for his workers - they dined on beans and bacon, and this may be the origin of the English words bean-feast and beano. wikipedia.org
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List of dining events
Feasts Bean-feast – was primarily an annual dinner given by an employer to his or her employees. wikipedia.org
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