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Definition of feed
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Feed
::
Feed (n.) A
grazing
or
pasture
ground.
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To
nourish,
in a
general
sense;
to
foster,
strengthen,
develop,
and
guard..
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..
Polypite
::
Polypite
(n.) One of the
feeding
zooids,
or
polyps,
of a
coral,
hydroid,
or
siphonophore;
a
hydranth.
See
Illust.
of
Campanularian..
Snail
::
Snail (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
terrestrial
air-breathing
gastropods
belonging
to the genus Helix and many
allied
genera
of the
family
Helicidae.
They are
abundant
in
nearly
all parts of the world
except
the
arctic
regions,
and feed
almost
entirely
on
vegetation;
a land
snail..
Shack
::
Shack (v. t.) To feed in
stubble,
or upon waste
corn..
Alpia
::
Alpia (n.) The seed of
canary
grass
(Phalaris
Canariensis),
used for
feeding
cage
birds..
Depasture
::
Depasture
(v. t. & i.) To
pasture;
to feed; to
graze;
also, to use for
pasture..
Superaltar
::
Superalimentation
(n.) The act of
overfeeding,
or
making
one take food in
excess
of the
natural
appetite
for it..
Myrmotherine
::
Myrmotherine
(a.)
Feeding
upon ants; -- said of
certain
birds.
Stalling
::
Stall-feed
(v. t.) To feed and
fatten
in a stall or on dry
fodder;
as, to
stall-feed
an ox..
Zamang
::
Zamang
(n.) An
immense
leguminous
tree
(Pithecolobium
Saman)
of
Venezuela.
Its
branches
form a
hemispherical
mass, often one
hundred
and
eighty
feet
across.
The sweet pulpy pods are used
commonly
for
feeding
cattle.
Also
called
rain
tree..
Pumpkin
::
Pumpkin
(n.) A
well-known
trailing
plant
(Cucurbita
pepo) and its
fruit,
-- used for
cooking
and for
feeding
stock;
a
pompion..
Saprophagan
::
Saprophagan
(n.) One of a tribe of
beetles
which feed upon
decaying
animal
and
vegetable
substances;
a
carrion
beetle.
Admiral
::
Admiral
(n.) A
handsome
butterfly
(Pyrameis
Atalanta)
of
Europe
and
America.
The larva feeds on
nettles.
Jaguarondi
::
"Jaguarondi
(n.) A South
American
wild cat
(Felis
jaguarondi),
having
a long, slim body and very short legs. Its color is
grayish
brown,
varied
with a
blackish
hue. It is
arboreal
in its
habits
and feeds
mostly
on
birds..
Ant-eater
::
Ant-eater
(n.) One of
several
species
of
edentates
and
monotremes
that feed upon ants. See
Ant-bear,
Pangolin,
Aard-vark,
and
Echidna..
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.
Hornbill
::
Hornbill
(n.) Any bird of the
family
Bucerotidae,
of which about sixty
species
are
known,
belonging
to
numerous
genera.
They
inhabit
the
tropical
parts of Asia,
Africa,
and the East
Indies,
and are
remarkable
for
having
a more or less
horn-like
protuberance,
which is
usually
large and
hollow
and is
situated
on the upper side of the beak. The size of the
hornbill
varies
from that of a
pigeon
to that of a
raven,
or even
larger.
They feed
chiefly
upon
fruit,
but some
species
eat dead
animals..
Clepsine
::
Clepsine
(n.) A genus of
fresh-water
leeches,
furnished
with a
proboscis.
They feed upon
mollusks
and
worms..
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