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? You fed the baby with puréed squash? And she actually ate it? Don't worry, I left money for the babysitter to feed the kids with pizza.

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. You can feed the baby with the little spoons in this drawer. Don't worry about washing dishes, just feed the kids with plasticware.

See also: an, feed

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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

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