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Definition of feed
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Feed (n.) The water
supplied
to steam
boilers.
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Zoophagous
::
Zoophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
animals.
Saprophagous
::
Saprophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
carrion.
Ibis
::
Ibis (n.) Any bird of the genus Ibis and
several
allied
genera,
of the
family
Ibidae,
inhabiting
both the Old World and the New.
Numerous
species
are
known.
They are
large,
wading
birds,
having
a long,
curved
beak, and feed
largely
on
reptiles..
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A small
lateral
lode
falling
into the main lode or
mineral
vein.
Piscivorous
::
Piscivorous
(a.)
Feeding
or
subsisting
on fish.
Eat
::
Eat (v. i.) To take food; to feed;
especially,
to take
solid,
in
distinction
from
liquid,
food; to
board..
Nopal
::
Nopal (n.) A
cactaceous
plant
(Nopalea
cochinellifera),
originally
Mexican,
on which the
cochineal
insect
feeds,
and from which it is
collected.
The name is
sometimes
given to other
species
of
Cactaceae..
Ghoul
::
Ghoul (n.) An
imaginary
evil being among
Eastern
nations,
which was
supposed
to feed upon human
bodies..
Graminivorous
::
Graminivorous
(a.)
Feeding
or
subsisting
on
grass,
and the like food; -- said of
horses,
cattle,
and other
animals..
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To give food to; to
supply
with
nourishment;
to
satisfy
the
physical
huger of.
Cibation
::
Cibation
(n.) The
process
or
operation
of
feeding
the
contents
of the
crucible
with fresh
material.
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..
Lare
::
Lare (n.)
Pasture;
feed. See Lair.
Sparrow
::
Sparrow
(n.) One of many
species
of small
singing
birds of the
family
Fringilligae,
having
conical
bills,
and
feeding
chiefly
on
seeds.
Many
sparrows
are
called
also
finches,
and
buntings.
The
common
sparrow,
or house
sparrow,
of
Europe
(Passer
domesticus)
is noted for its
familiarity,
its
voracity,
its
attachment
to its
young,
and its
fecundity.
See House
sparrow,
under
House..
Nurture
::
Nurture
(v. t.) To feed; to
nourish.
Sea Snake
::
Sea snake () Any one of many
species
of
venomous
aquatic
snakes
of the
family
Hydrophidae,
having
a
flattened
tail and
living
entirely
in the sea,
especially
in the
warmer
parts of the
Indian
and
Pacific
Oceans.
They feed upon
fishes,
and are
mostly
of
moderate
size, but some
species
become
eight or ten feet long and four
inches
broad..
Nepa
::
Nepa (n.) A genus of
aquatic
hemipterus
insects.
The
species
feed upon other
insects
and are noted for their
voracity;
--
called
also
scorpion
bug and water
scorpion.
Witworm
::
Witworm
(n.) One who, or that
which,
feeds on or
destroys
wit..
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..
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..
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