fed
Provided a meal
Fed is the past tense and past participle of feed.
Whatever has been fed has received food, fuel, information, or other input: The baby has already been fed.
To be fed up is to be annoyed or frustrated beyond patience: I'm fed up with these delays. (Capitalized Fed refers to the Federal Reserve or a federal agent.)
Maximum extent reached
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- satisfiedHaving enough, wanting nothing
- gorgedAte to excess
- bloatedSwelled from excess
overfed · replete · glutted · sated · content · bursting · overate · indulged
Annoyed by obstacles
- annoyedMildly vexed
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
- had enoughReached one's limit
irritated · impatient · disgusted · weary · done · last straw · patience · tolerance
full
Maximum extent reached
bloated · overfed · replete · glutted · sated · content · bursting · overate · indulged · filled
frustrated
Annoyed by obstacles
- annoyedMildly vexed
- exasperatedIntensely irritated, patience gone
- tiredLacking energy, needing rest
had enough · irritated · impatient · disgusted · weary · done · last straw · patience · tolerance · aggravated
meal
Occasion for nourishment
- nutritionBodily use of food
- sustenanceMeans of living
- nurturedCared for supportively
fortified · healthy · thriving · growing · strengthened · diet · nutrients · calories · protein · vitamins
provided
Supplied or given
stocked · provisioned · catered · served · rationed · supplied · input · data · information · pipeline
- fed upOut of patience
- federal powersCentral government's legal authority
- federal governmentCentralized national ruling body
- federal jurisdictionLegal domain of central government
- federal agentNational law enforcement officer
- Federal Reserve SystemUS central banking system