How to spell FEEST correctly?

If you mistakenly type "feest" instead of the correct word, there are a few possibilities that may rectify the misspelling. You could consider "fest", meaning a festive occasion or "feast", alluding to a grand meal. Alternatively, you may want to type "feet", referring to the body part.

• est
• fast I can run fast.
• faust In literature, the character of Faust is often used as a metaphor for seekers of enlightenment.
• feast We were looking forward to our feast.
• feasts During the holidays, my family has a variety of feasts filled with delicious food.
• feat He accomplished a remarkable feat by climbing Mount Everest without any supplemental oxygen.
• feces
• FEDS The FEDS are investigating the fraudulent activity of the company's CEO.
• feed Can I feed the dog after he has defecated?
• feeds She feeds the fish twice a day.
• Fees I am paying fees for this service.
• Feet I need to get new shoes because my feet are killing me.
• feisty My grandmother may be small, but she is still feisty and full of energy.
• fess Fess up, or I'll tell momma.
• Fest I'm looking forward to the Fest next week.
• fests
• fetes The school fetes are always a lot of fun with games, food, and entertainment for everyone.
• fewest The fewest number of people who attended the party were five.
• fiesta
• finest Their finest wine is incredibly potent.
• first My first day at the new job was overwhelming.
• fist Fist pumps are becoming more popular as a form of exercise.
• fleet We are in the fleet.
• foes The superhero's greatest foes always seemed to find a way to get in his way.
• foist He tried to foist the blame on me, but I knew I was innocent.
• forest The forest was dense and dark, making it difficult to see anything beyond a few feet.
• freest I feel freest when I'm out in nature, surrounded by trees and fresh air.

Apsolutly

• absolute
• absolutely
• absolutes
• apostle
• appositely
• aptly
• astutely
• axolotl
• axolotls
• desolately