feed

[fiːd]

feed Definition

  • 1give food to
  • 2provide with material or energy
  • 3be nourished

Using feed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "feed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She feeds her baby every three hours.

  • Example

    The solar panels feed electricity into the grid.

  • Example

    The river feeds into the lake.

  • Example

    The news feeds our curiosity.

feed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for feed

Antonyms for feed

Phrases with feed

  • eat something as a primary source of nutrition

    Example

    The caterpillars feed on the leaves of the tree.

  • feed up

    cause someone or something to gain weight or strength

    Example

    The doctor advised him to eat more protein to feed up his muscles.

  • feed one's face

    eat a lot of food, especially in an informal or greedy way

    Example

    He spent the whole evening feeding his face at the buffet.

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Summary: feed in Brief

The verb 'feed' [fiːd] means to give food to, provide with material or energy, or be nourished. It is used in various contexts such as feeding a baby, feeding electricity into the grid, or feeding one's curiosity. 'Feed' can also be used in phrases like 'feed on,' meaning to eat something as a primary source of nutrition, 'feed up,' meaning to cause someone or something to gain weight or strength, and 'feed one's face,' meaning to eat a lot of food, especially in an informal or greedy way.

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