feedfest
English
noun
Definitions
- (informal) A session of voracious eating or feeding.
Etymology
Suffix from English feed.
Origin
English
feed
Gloss
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- aquafeed English
- birdfeed English
- boobfeed English
- breastfeed English
- cofeed English
- counterfeed English
- crossfeed English
- feed English
- feedable English
- feedback English
- feedbag English
- feedbox English
- feedee English
- feeder English
- feedest English
- feedeth English
- feedforward English
- feedgrain English
- feedhole English
- feedhorn English
- feedism English
- feedline English
- feedlot English
- feedpoint English
- feedreader English
- feedstock English
- feedstore English
- feedstream English
- feedstuff English
- feedthrough English
- feedwater English
- feedyard English
- force feed English
- forcefeed English
- form feed English
- fullfeed English
- greenfeed English
- handfeed English
- infeed English
- misfeed English
- multifeed English
- newsfeed English
- nonfeed English
- outfeed English
- overfeed English
- pigfeed English
- prefeed English
- prolefeed English
- refeed English
- self-feed English
- spoon-feed English
- stallfeed English
- stockfeed English
- subfeed English
- underfeed English
- unfeed English
- whalefeed English
- feed Spanish, Castilian
- feed Portuguese
- feede Middle English
- feed
- cofeed
- infeed
- refeed
- feeder
- feedee
- unfeed
- feedbox
- misfeed
- subfeed
- feedeth
- feedlot
- feedest
- feedism
- outfeed
- nonfeed
- prefeed
- feedbag
- pigfeed
- fullfeed
- overfeed
- feedback
- feedhorn
- newsfeed
- handfeed
- feedyard
- birdfeed
- feedhole
- boobfeed
- feedable
- feedline
- aquafeed
- feedwater
- multifeed
- whalefeed
- feedgrain
- self-feed
- feedpoint
- stockfeed
- feedstock
- greenfeed
- prolefeed
- feedstore
- feedstuff
- crossfeed
- forcefeed
- form feed
- stallfeed
- underfeed
- breastfeed
- feedreader
- spoon-feed
- feedstream
- force feed
- counterfeed
- feedthrough
- feedforward