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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 (n.) The
motion,
or act, of
carrying
forward
the stuff to be
operated
upon, as cloth to the
needle
in a
sewing
machine;
or of
producing
progressive
operation
upon any
material
or
object
in a
machine,
as, in a
turning
lathe,
by
moving
the
cutting
tool along or in the
work..
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Galactophagous
::
Galactophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on milk.
Benting Time
::
Benting
time () The
season
when
pigeons
are said to feed on
bents,
before
peas are
ripe..
Neuroptera
::
Neuroptera
(n. pl.) An order of
hexapod
insects
having
two pairs of
large,
membranous,
net-veined
wings.
The mouth
organs
are
adapted
for
chewing.
They feed upon other
insects,
and
undergo
a
complete
metamorphosis.
The
ant-lion,
hellgamite,
and
lacewing
fly are
examples.
Formerly,
the name was given to a much more
extensive
group,
including
the true
Neuroptera
and the
Pseudoneuroptera..
Aphidophagous
::
Aphidophagous
(a.)
Feeding
upon
aphides,
or plant lice, as do
beetles
of the
family
Coccinellidae..
Overpamper
::
Overpamper
(v. t.) To
pamper
excessively;
to feed or dress too much.
Feeder
::
Feeder
(n.) A
branch
railroad,
stage line, or the like; a side line which
increases
the
business
of the main
line..
Glandage
::
Glandage
(n.) A
feeding
on nuts or mast.
Birdseed
::
Birdseed
(n.)
Canary
seed, hemp,
millet
or other small seeds used for
feeding
caged
birds..
Syrt
::
Syrphus
fly () Any one of
numerous
species
of
dipterous
flies of the genus
Syrphus
and
allied
genera.
They are
usually
bright-colored,
with
yellow
bands,
and hover
around
plants.
The
larvae
feed upon plant lice, and are,
therefore,
very
beneficial
to
agriculture..
Ophiophagous
::
Ophiophagous
(a.)
Feeding
on
serpents;
-- said of
certain
birds and
reptiles.
Live
::
Live (v. i.) To feed; to
subsist;
to be
nourished
or
supported;
-- with on; as,
horses
live on grass and
grain..
Dine
::
Dine (v. t.) To give a
dinner
to; to
furnish
with the chief meal; to feed; as, to dine a
hundred
men..
Nurture
::
Nurture
(v. t.) To feed; to
nourish.
Browse
::
Browse
(n.) To feed on, as
pasture;
to
pasture
on; to
graze..
Coprophagan
::
Coprophagan
(n.) A kind of
beetle
which feeds upon dung.
Feed
::
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)..
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..
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..
Lare
::
Lare (v. t.) To feed; to
fatten.
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To give for food,
especially
to
animals;
to
furnish
for
consumption;
as, to feed out
turnips
to the cows; to feed water to a steam
boiler..
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