feed with

feed (someone or an animal) with (something)

1. To give someone or an animal a particular food item. Did you feed the cat with dry food today?

2. To use a utensil or implement to give someone or an animal food. The kittens were so small when we found them that we had to feed them with an eye-dropper.

feed (someone, something, or an animal) with something

1. to feed something to someone, a group, or an animal. The camp cook fed them with hot dogs and beans. We fed the dogs with the leftovers.

2. to use a tool or utensil to feed someone, a group, or an animal. He fed the baby with a spoon. We fed the entire group with paper plates.

See also: feed

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

feed (someone or an animal) with (something)
feed (something) to (someone or an animal)
feed to
give (one) food for thought
table scrap
comfort food
serve out
foodie
McD
Mickey D's

References in periodicals archive

Some equipment builders "slave" the additive feed rate to extruder screw speed or injection cycle time; some tie it to the rate of virgin resin feed with an adjustment factor for colored regrind percentage.

Color feeders: now they're smarter & more accurate

Solidification is always accompanied by unlimited liquid feed with adequate thermal gradient for the promotion of structural soundness.

Preventing porosity in aluminum castings

"It's a matter of good housekeeping, not a trip to the moon." It helps that he orders feed with roasted whole soybeans instead of meat and bone meal, which are the primary carriers of salmonella.

Animal feed: render unto salmonella

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释义	feed with feed (someone or an animal) with (something) 1. To give someone or an animal a particular food item. Did you feed the cat with dry food today? 2. To use a utensil or implement to give someone or an animal food. The kittens were so small when we found them that we had to feed them with an eye-dropper. See also: feed Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. feed (someone, something, or an animal) with something 1. to feed something to someone, a group, or an animal. The camp cook fed them with hot dogs and beans. We fed the dogs with the leftovers. 2. to use a tool or utensil to feed someone, a group, or an animal. He fed the baby with a spoon. We fed the entire group with paper plates. See also: feed McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: feed (someone or an animal) with (something) feed (something) to (someone or an animal) feed to give (one) food for thought table scrap comfort food serve out foodie McD Mickey D's References in periodicals archive Some equipment builders "slave" the additive feed rate to extruder screw speed or injection cycle time; some tie it to the rate of virgin resin feed with an adjustment factor for colored regrind percentage. Color feeders: now they're smarter & more accurate Solidification is always accompanied by unlimited liquid feed with adequate thermal gradient for the promotion of structural soundness. Preventing porosity in aluminum castings "It's a matter of good housekeeping, not a trip to the moon." It helps that he orders feed with roasted whole soybeans instead of meat and bone meal, which are the primary carriers of salmonella. Animal feed: render unto salmonella
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