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cottonseed meal meal made from the cottonseed after the hull and oil are removed, used as fertilizer and feed.
cowpea an annual vine plant that bears long seed pods, grown in the southern United States as feed for domestic animals and as a fertilizer. [1/2 definitions]
crib a cattle stall or feed trough. [1/12 definitions]
crib-biting the habit of horses to bite at wood, as of a stall or feed trough, and swallow harmful amounts of air while doing so.
dabble of ducks or other birds, to feed at the bottom in shallow water by dipping the head. [1/4 definitions]
DES abbreviation of "diethylstilbestrol," a synthetic estrogen formerly used to treat the symptoms of menopause and to supplement animal feed, but now banned in the United States as carcinogenic.
desman either of two molelike aquatic mammals found in eastern Europe and western Asia that feed on insects and have webbed feet and a long snout.
diet1 to feed. [1/6 definitions]
diethylstilbestrol a synthetic estrogen formerly used to treat the symptoms of menopause and to supplement animal feed, but now banned in the United States as carcinogenic.
dry nurse a woman employed to care for another's baby but not to breast-feed it. (Cf. wet nurse.)
dung beetle any of various beetles that feed on and breed in dung; scarab.
earthworm any of various long segmented worms that burrow in soil and feed on decaying organic matter.
fatten to feed (animals) for slaughter. [1/4 definitions]
fed past tense and past participle of feed.
feed bag a bag that can be filled with feed, slipped over a horse's muzzle, and kept in place with straps over the animal's head.
feeder a bin or receptacle from which animals can feed. [1/5 definitions]
feedstuff food for livestock or poultry; fodder; feed.
field corn any of several varieties of corn grown as livestock feed.
fish meal meal made of dried ground fish or fish parts, used in animal feed and as fertilizer.
flea any of an order of tiny wingless insects that move by jumping, and feed by sucking the blood of warm-blooded animals. [1/2 definitions]
flycatcher any of various related European or American birds that feed on insects caught in the air.