1. to surpass or exceed in feasting; to feast more lavishly or longer than someone else
Usage: present participle or gerund form of 'outfeast'; literary or archaic

1. the act or instance of feasting more lavishly or longer than another
Usage: gerund noun; literary or archaic

Examples

• The rival nobles engaged in outfeasting each other at the royal court.
• His outfeasting of the previous year's celebration left guests impressed.
• They were determined to succeed at outfeasting their competitors in hospitality.
• The outfeasting continued late into the evening with course after course.
• Medieval lords took pride in outfeasting their neighbors to display wealth and power.