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Verb: feed (fed)  feed
  1. Give food to
    "Feed the starving children in India";
    - give
     
  2. Provide as food
    "Feed the guests the nuts"
     
  3. Increase or justify; supply with a source of material
    "Her success feeds her vanity"
     
  4. Introduce continuously
    "feed carrots into a food processor";
    - feed in
     
  5. Support or promote
    "His admiration fed her vanity"
     
  6. Take in food; used of animals only
    - eat
     
  7. Serve as food for; be the food for
    "This dish feeds six"
     
  8. Move along, of liquids
    "the Missouri feeds into the Mississippi";
    - run, flow, course
     
  9. Profit from in an exploitatory manner
    "He feeds on her insecurity";
    - prey
     
  10. Gratify
    "feed one's eyes on a gorgeous view";
    - feast
     
  11. (farming) provide with fertilizers or add nutrients to
    "We should feed soil if we want to grow healthy plants";
    - fertilize, fertilise [Brit], enrich
Noun: feed  feed
  1. Food for domestic livestock
    - provender, feedstuff
     
  2. A machine or program that supplies something (regularly or continuously)
Verb: fee  fee
  1. Give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on
    "fee the steward";
    - tip, bung

Derived forms: feeds, feeding, fed

Type of: advance, boost, cater, consume, enclose, encourage, enrich, exploit, food, furnish, further, gift, give, have, inclose, ingest, insert, introduce, move, nutrient, offer, ply, present, promote, provide, put in, regale, render, stick in, supply, take, take in, treat, work

Encyclopedia: Feed

Fee, Patrick