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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
produce
progressive
operation
upon or with (as in wood and metal
working
machines,
so that the work moves to the
cutting
tool, or the tool to the
work)..
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Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A small
lateral
lode
falling
into the main lode or
mineral
vein.
Jacamar
::
"Jacamar
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
tropical
American
birds of the genus
Galbula
and
allied
genera.
They are
allied
to the
kingfishers,
but climb on tree
trunks
like
nuthatches,
and feed upon
insects.
Their
colors
are often
brilliant..
Feed
::
Feed (v. i.) To
subject
by
eating;
to
satisfy
the
appetite;
to feed one's self (upon
something);
to prey; -- with on or upon.
Procris
::
Procris
(n.) Any
species
of small moths of the genus
Procris.
The
larvae
of some
species
injure
the
grapevine
by
feeding
in
groups
upon the
leaves.
Lare
::
Lare (v. t.) To feed; to
fatten.
Beefeater
::
Beefeater
(n.) An
African
bird of the genus
Buphaga,
which feeds on the
larvae
of
botflies
hatched
under the skin of oxen,
antelopes,
etc. Two
species
are
known..
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To give food to; to
supply
with
nourishment;
to
satisfy
the
physical
huger of.
Carnivora
::
Carnivora
(n. pl.) An order of
Mammallia
including
the lion,
tiger,
wolf bear, seal, etc. They are
adapted
by their
structure
to feed upon
flesh,
though
some of them, as the
bears,
also eat
vegetable
food. The teeth are large and
sharp,
suitable
for
cutting
flesh,
and the jaws
powerful..
Siphonophora
::
Siphonophora
(n. pl.) An order of
pelagic
Hydrozoa
including
species
which form
complex
free-swimming
communities
composed
of
numerous
zooids
of
various
kinds,
some of which act as
floats
or as
swimming
organs,
others
as
feeding
or
nutritive
zooids,
and
others
as
reproductive
zooids.
See
Illust.
under
Physallia,
and
Porpita..
Stinkhorn
::
Stinker
(n.) Any one of the
several
species
of large
antarctic
petrels
which feed on
blubber
and
carrion
and have an
offensive
odor, as the giant
fulmar..
Myrmotherine
::
Myrmotherine
(a.)
Feeding
upon ants; -- said of
certain
birds.
Tait
::
Tait (n.) A small
nocturnal
and
arboreal
Australian
marsupial
(Tarsipes
rostratus)
about the size of a
mouse.
It has a long
muzzle,
a long
tongue,
and very few
teeth,
and feeds upon honey and
insects.
Called
also
noolbenger..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) The water
supplied
to steam
boilers.
Migrate
::
Migrate
(v. i.) To pass
periodically
from one
region
or
climate
to
another
for
feeding
or
breeding;
-- said of
certain
birds,
fishes,
and
quadrupeds..
Browse
::
Browse
(n.) To feed on, as
pasture;
to
pasture
on; to
graze..
Taster
::
Taster
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of
zooids
situated
on the
polyp-stem
of
certain
Siphonophora.
They
somewhat
resemble
the
feeding
zooids,
but are
destitute
of
mouths.
See
Siphonophora..
Phytivorous
::
Phytivorous
(a.)
Feeding
on
plants
or
herbage;
phytophagous;
as,
phytivorous
animals..
Table
::
Table (v. t.) To
supply
with food; to feed.
Agistment
::
Agistment
(n.) The price paid for such
feeding.
Kingfisher
::
Kingfisher
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of birds
constituting
the
family
Alcedinidae.
Most of them feed upon
fishes
which they
capture
by
diving
and
seizing
then with the beak;
others
feed only upon
reptiles,
insects,
etc. About one
hundred
and fifty
species
are
known.
They are found in
nearly
all parts of the
world,
but are
particularly
abundant
in the East
Indies..
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