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Definition of feed
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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..
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Livery
::
Livery
(n.) The
feeding,
stabling,
and care of
horses
for
compensation;
boarding;
as, to keep one's
horses
at
livery..
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..
Winter
::
Winter
(v. i.) To keep, feed or
manage,
during
the
winter;
as, to
winter
young
cattle
on
straw..
Superaltar
::
Superalimentation
(n.) The act of
overfeeding,
or
making
one take food in
excess
of the
natural
appetite
for it..
Glandage
::
Glandage
(n.) A
feeding
on nuts or mast.
Stinkhorn
::
Stinker
(n.) Any one of the
several
species
of large
antarctic
petrels
which feed on
blubber
and
carrion
and have an
offensive
odor, as the giant
fulmar..
Pap
::
Pap (v. t.) To feed with pap.
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..
Pernyi Moth
::
Pernyi
moth () A
silk-producing
moth
(Attacus
Pernyi)
which feeds upon the oak. It has been
introduced
into
Europe
and
America
from
China.
Alpia
::
Alpia (n.) The seed of
canary
grass
(Phalaris
Canariensis),
used for
feeding
cage
birds..
Herd
::
Herd (v. i.) To unite or
associate
in a herd; to feed or run
together,
or in
company;
as, sheep herd on many
hills..
Fed
::
Fed () imp. & p. p. of Feed.
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..
Feed
::
Feed (v. t.) To
supply
(the
material
to be
operated
upon) to a
machine;
as, to feed paper to a
printing
press..
Taster
::
Taster
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of
zooids
situated
on the
polyp-stem
of
certain
Siphonophora.
They
somewhat
resemble
the
feeding
zooids,
but are
destitute
of
mouths.
See
Siphonophora..
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..
Stalling
::
Stall-feed
(v. t.) To feed and
fatten
in a stall or on dry
fodder;
as, to
stall-feed
an ox..
Drynurse
::
Drynurse
(v. t.) To feed,
attend,
and bring up
without
the
breast..
Pangolin
::
Pangolin
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
Manis,
Pholidotus,
and
related
genera,
found in
Africa
and Asia. They are
covered
with
imbricated
scales,
and feed upon ants.
Called
also scaly
ant-eater..
Cibation
::
Cibation
(n.) The
process
or
operation
of
feeding
the
contents
of the
crucible
with fresh
material.
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