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feed something to (someone or an animal)
to give someone or an animal food. Don't feed pizza to the baby. I fed the leftover turkey to the dog.
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feed something to someone

Fig. to tell someone lies. Don't try to feed that nonsense to me! I know it isn't so. Please don't feed any of those lies to Mark.
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Regardless of the information you desire, you simply need to setup a RSS feed to the site of interest.
Drive Traffic to Your Web Site Using RSS Feeds by Uchenna Ani-Okoye / Computers and Internet community
Newer versions of such services, however, only scan the information within the feed to consider the entire updated content, thus the rest of the content of a particular site remain undetected and unavailable to search engine users.
Blog Users Debate Full or Partial Feeds? by Danny Wirken / Computers and Internet community
It was released in March 1999 and is used to syndicate news or information and is usually associated with blogs because blogs use an RSS news feed to distribute their content.
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