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Definition of feed
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of feed is as below...
Feed (v. t.) To fill the wants of; to
supply
with that which is used or
wasted;
as,
springs
feed
ponds;
the
hopper
feeds the mill; to feed a
furnace
with
coal..
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Pamper
::
Pamper
(v. t.) To feed to the full; to feed
luxuriously;
to glut; as, to
pamper
the body or the
appetite..
Agist
::
Agist (v. t.) To take to graze or
pasture,
at a
certain
sum; -- used
originally
of the
feeding
of
cattle
in the
king's
forests,
and
collecting
the money for the
same..
Eat
::
Eat (v. i.) To take food; to feed;
especially,
to take
solid,
in
distinction
from
liquid,
food; to
board..
Jackal
::
"Jackal
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
carnivorous
animals
inhabiting
Africa
and Asia,
related
to the dog and wolf. They are
cowardly,
nocturnal,
and
gregarious.
They feed
largely
on
carrion,
and are noted for their
piercing
and
dismal
howling..
Heck
::
Heck (n.) A rack for
cattle
to feed at.
Kermes
::
Kermes
(n.) A small
European
evergreen
oak
(Quercus
coccifera)
on which the
kermes
insect
(Coccus
ilicis)
feeds.
Ophiophagus
::
Ophiophagus
(n.) A genus of
venomous
East
Indian
snakes,
which feed on other
snakes.
Ophiophagus
elaps is said to be the
largest
and most
deadly
of
poisonous
snakes..
Nutcracker
::
Nutcracker
(n.) A
European
bird
(Nucifraga
caryocatactes),
allied
to the
magpie
and crow. Its color is dark
brown,
spotted
with
white.
It feeds on nuts,
seeds,
and
insects..
Provender
::
Provender
(n.) Dry food for
domestic
animals,
as hay,
straw,
corn, oats, or a
mixture
of
ground
grain;
feed..
Manis
::
Manis (n.) A genus of
edentates,
covered
with
large,
hard,
triangular
scales,
with sharp edges that
overlap
each other like tiles on a roof. They
inhabit
the
warmest
parts of Asia and
Africa,
and feed on ants.
Called
also Scaly
anteater.
See
Pangolin..
Crib
::
Crib (n.) A
manger
or rack; a
feeding
place for
animals.
Lory
::
Lory (n.) Any one of many
species
of small
parrots
of the
family
Trichoglossidae,
generally
having
the
tongue
papillose
at the tip, and the
mandibles
straighter
and less
toothed
than in
common
parrots.
They are found in the East
Indies,
Australia,
New
Guinea,
and the
adjacent
islands.
They feed
mostly
on soft
fruits
and on the honey of
flowers..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) That which is
eaten;
esp., food for
beasts;
fodder;
pasture;
hay;
grain,
ground
or
whole;
as, the best feed for
sheep..
Fostress
::
Fostress
(n.) A woman who feeds and
cherishes;
a
nurse.
Equivorous
::
Equivorous
(a.)
Feeding
on
horseflesh;
as,
equivorous
Tartars..
Browse
::
Browse
(v. i.) To
pasture;
to feed; to
nibble.
Thornbill
::
Thornbill
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
small,
brilliantly
colored
American
birds of the genus
Rhamphomicron.
They have a long,
slender,
sharp bill, and feed upon
honey,
insects,
and the juice of the sugar
cane..
Zoophagous
::
Zoophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
animals.
Myrmotherine
::
Myrmotherine
(a.)
Feeding
upon ants; -- said of
certain
birds.
Iguana
::
Iguana
(n.) Any
species
of the genus
Iguana,
a genus of large
American
lizards
of the
family
Iguanidae.
They are
arboreal
in their
habits,
usually
green in
color,
and feed
chiefly
upon
fruits..
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