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Definition of feed
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Feed (v. t.) To
satisfy;
grafity
or
minister
to, as any
sense,
talent,
taste,
or
desire..
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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..
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A small
lateral
lode
falling
into the main lode or
mineral
vein.
Carrion
::
Carrion
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to dead and
putrefying
carcasses;
feeding
on
carrion.
Granivorous
::
Granivorous
(a.)
Eating
grain;
feeding
or
subsisting
on
seeds;
as,
granivorous
birds..
Feed
::
Feed (n.) The
supply
of
material
to a
machine,
as water to a steam
boiler,
coal to a
furnace,
or grain to a run of
stones..
Saprophagous
::
Saprophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
carrion.
Depascent
::
Depascent
(a.)
Feeding.
Lap
::
Lap (v. i.) To take up drink or food with the
tongue;
to drink or feed by
licking
up
something.
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
mechanism
by which the
action
of
feeding
is
produced;
a feed
motion.
Feed
::
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..
Crib
::
Crib (n.) A
manger
or rack; a
feeding
place for
animals.
Economizer
::
Economizer
(n.)
Specifically:
(Steam
Boilers)
An
arrangement
of pipes for
heating
feed water by waste heat in the gases
passing
to the
chimney.
Otter
::
Otter (n.) Any
carnivorous
animal
of the genus
Lutra,
and
related
genera.
Several
species
are
described.
They have
large,
flattish
heads,
short ears, and
webbed
toes. They are
aquatic,
and feed on fish. Their fur is soft and
valuable.
The
common
otter of
Europe
is Lutra
vulgaris;
the
American
otter is L.
Canadensis;
other
species
inhabit
South
America
and
Asia..
Agama
::
Agama (n.) A genus of
lizards,
one of the few which feed upon
vegetable
substances;
also, one of these
lizards..
Satiate
::
Satiate
(v. t.) To
satisfy
the
appetite
or
desire
of; to feed to the full; to
furnish
enjoyment
to, to the
extent
of
desire;
to sate; as, to
satiate
appetite
or
sense..
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..
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..
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A
device
for
supplying
steam
boilers
with water as
needed.
Feed
::
Feed (n.) An
allowance
of
provender
given to a
horse,
cow, etc.; a meal; as, a feed of corn or
oats..
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