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Definition of feed
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Feed (v. i.) To place
cattle
to feed; to
pasture;
to
graze.
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Entomophaga
::
Entomophaga
(n. pl.) One of a group of
hymenopterous
insects
whose
larvae
feed
parasitically
upon
living
insects.
See
Ichneumon,
2..
Lare
::
Lare (v. t.) To feed; to
fatten.
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A
device
for
supplying
steam
boilers
with water as
needed.
Forage
::
Forage
(v. i.) To
wander
or rove in
search
of food; to
collect
food, esp.
forage,
for
horses
and
cattle
by
feeding
on or
stripping
the
country;
to
ravage;
to feed on
spoil..
Mallophaga
::
Mallophaga
(n. pl.) An
extensive
group of
insects
which are
parasitic
on birds and
mammals,
and feed on the
feathers
and hair; --
called
also bird lice. See Bird
louse,
under
Bird..
Gormandize
::
Gormandize
(v. i. & t.) To eat
greedily;
to
swallow
voraciously;
to feed
ravenously
or like a
glutton.
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..
Entomophagous
::
Entomophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
insects;
insectivorous.
Hyena
::
Hyena (n.) Any
carnivorous
mammal
of the
family
Hyaenidae,
of which three
living
species
are
known.
They are large and
strong,
but
cowardly.
They feed
chiefly
on
carrion,
and are
nocturnal
in their
habits..
Dermestes
::
Dermestes
(n.) A genus of
coleopterous
insects,
the
larvae
of which feed
animal
substances.
They are very
destructive
to dries
meats,
skins,
woolens,
and furs. The most
common
species
is D.
lardarius,
known as the bacon
beetle..
Ant Thrush
::
Ant
thrush
() One of
several
species
of
tropical
birds,
of the Old
World,
of the genus
Pitta,
somewhat
resembling
the
thrushes,
and
feeding
chiefly
on
ants..
Live
::
Live (v. i.) To feed; to
subsist;
to be
nourished
or
supported;
-- with on; as,
horses
live on grass and
grain..
Fostress
::
Fostress
(n.) A woman who feeds and
cherishes;
a
nurse.
Motmot
::
Motmot
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
long-tailed,
passerine
birds of the genus
Momotus,
having
a
strong
serrated
beak. In most of the
species
the two long
middle
tail
feathers
are
racket-shaped
at the tip, when
mature.
The bird
itself
is said by some
writers
to trim them into this
shape.
They feed on
insects,
reptiles,
and
fruit,
and are found from
Mexico
to
Brazil.
The name is
derived
from its
note..
Deliciously
::
Deliciously
(adv.)
Delightfully;
as, to feed
deliciously;
to be
deliciously
entertained..
Riser
::
Riser (n.) A feed head. See under Feed, n..
Stall-feed
::
Stall-feeding
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Stall-fee.
Ostreophagist
::
Ostreophagist
(n.) One who feeds on
oysters.
Dormouse
::
Dormouse
(n.) A small
European
rodent
of the genus
Myoxus,
of
several
species.
They live in trees and feed on nuts,
acorns,
etc.; -- so
called
because
they are
usually
torpid
in
winter..
Eat
::
Eat (v. i.) To take food; to feed;
especially,
to take
solid,
in
distinction
from
liquid,
food; to
board..
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