feed

US /fiːd/
UK /fiːd/
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1.

give food to

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She needs to feed her baby every three hours.
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Don't forget to feed the dog.
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nourishsustainprovide forsupplyvictual
2.

supply (a machine or device) with material, power, or information

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The printer needs more paper to feed.
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The sensor will feed data to the central computer.
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supplyprovidefurnishdeliverinput
1.

an act of giving food to someone or something

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It's time for the baby's next feed.
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The farmer gave the animals their morning feed.
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mealfoodsustenancerationfodder
2.

a continuous supply of something, especially information or entertainment, delivered to a recipient

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I get a news feed on my phone every morning.
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The live feed of the concert was amazing.
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streamsupplyflowinputdata
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feed onfeed readerfeeding bottlefeed offchicken feedfeed your facebite the hand that feeds you