festiful, festyfulle

[Mid. Eng. fest feast; -ful ( l ).] Festival, festal, feast. fěs-ti-na lên-tê, phr. [Lat.) Make haste (or hasten) slowly. *fes-ti-nançe, *fes-ty-nance, *fes-ti-nens, s. [Mid. Eng. fest to fasten.] Confinement; durance. *fes-ti-nāte, a. [Lat. fest in at us , pa. par. of festino to hasten.) Hasty; hurried. *fes-ti-nāte-ly, adv . [Eng. festinate; -ly .] Hastily, hurriedly; in haste; with speed. *fes-ti-nā-tion, s. [Lat. festinatio , from fest i nat us , pa. par. of festino =to hasten.] Haste, hurry, expedition. *fest-ing, pr . par . or a. [FEST, v.] festing-money, s. Earnest money given to a servant to bind an engagement. *fes-tin-i-ty, s. [Eng. fest in (ate); -ity.] Haste, speed. ( Ash .)