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feed something back to someone
to give or hand something back to someone. We fed the rope back to those in line behind us. Feed back the papers to the clerk.
See also: back, feed
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Stevenson, who has been working with the 18-year-old since the beginning of 2004, explained: "We identify other players' weaknesses, then feed back to Andy so he can use his strengths to exploit that weakness.
Tennis: Wimbledon 2005: HE'LL PUT BYTE ON RIVAL DAVID by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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