feeds

Gives food to

Feeds is the third-person singular of feed—to give food to someone or something: She feeds the dog every morning.

Feed extends to supplying anything that sustains: feeding a fire, feeding data into a system, feeding someone information.

A feed is a steady supply, especially of content: news feeds, social media feeds, RSS feeds.

In broadcasting, a feed is a signal sent to stations for distribution.

To feed off something is to draw energy or sustenance from it: He feeds off the crowd's energy.

data

RSS

Web syndication standard

  • APISoftware communication standard
  • XMLStructured data markup language
  • JSONLightweight data interchange format

aggregator · subscription · sync · update · refresh · notification · stream · content · curation · reader

animal

hay

Dried feed crop

  • grainCereal plant's harvest unit
  • pelletsSmall compressed spheres
  • kibbleGround pet food pellets

fodder · silage · forage · alfalfa · trough · manger · livestock · poultry · cattle · swine

broadcast

live

To exist or dwell

podcast · satellite · cable · network · channel · simulcast · webcast · airwaves · transmission · signal

nutrition

diet

Customary food consumption

vitamins · minerals · nourishment · sustenance · breastfeeds · formula · infant · weaning · solid · meal

news

headline

News article title

ticker · scroll · alert · notification · curated · aggregated · trending · editorial · story · article

Categories
Opposites
nourishment provision

feedsstarves

Dies from hunger

deprives · famishes · neglects · malnourishes · weakens

consumption behavior

feedsfasts

Refrains from eating

abstains · starves · goes hungry · hungers · diets

information/content flow

feedsblocks

Obstructs or sections

withholds · cuts off · filters out · restricts · drains

Phrases
Family

feed, feeding, feeder, feeders, overfeed, underfeed, misfeed, bottle-feed, force-feed

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G