feed feed /ˈfiːd/

noun

1. () Food for domestic livestock  ( provender , feedstuff , feed )
   food for domestic livestock
     The farmer poured feed into the trough, and the animals eagerly ate.
   The farmer poured feed into the trough, and the animals eagerly ate.
   
   

verb

1. () Provide as food  ( feed )
   provide as food
    Feed the guests the nuts
   Feed the guests the nuts
   
2. () Give food to  ( give , feed )
   give food to
    Feed the starving children in India
   Feed the starving children in India
    Don't give the child this tough meat
   don't give the child this tough meat
   
3. () Feed into; supply  ( feed )
   feed into; supply
    Her success feeds her vanity
   Her success feeds her vanity
   
4. () Introduce continuously  ( feed in , feed )
   introduce continuously
    Feed carrots into a food processor
   feed carrots into a food processor
   
5. () Take in food; used of animals only  ( feed , eat )
   take in food; used of animals only
    This dog doesn't eat certain kinds of meat
   This dog doesn't eat certain kinds of meat
    What do whales eat?
   What do whales eat?
   
6. () Support or promote  ( feed )
   support or promote
    His admiration fed her vanity
   His admiration fed her vanity
   
7. () Serve as food for; be the food for  ( feed )
   serve as food for; be the food for
    This dish feeds six
   This dish feeds six
   
8. (farming) provide with fertilizers or add nutrients to  ( feed , fertilise [British] , fertilize )
   (farming) provide with fertilizers or add nutrients to
    We should fertilize soil if we want to grow healthy plants
   We should fertilize soil if we want to grow healthy plants
   
9. Gratify  ( feast , feed )
   gratify
    Feed one's eyes on a gorgeous view
   feed one's eyes on a gorgeous view
   
10. Profit from in an exploitatory manner  ( feed , prey )
    profit from in an exploitatory manner
     He feeds on her insecurity
    He feeds on her insecurity
    
11. Move along, of liquids  ( course , feed , run , flow )
    move along, of liquids
     Water flowed into the cave
    Water flowed into the cave
     The Missouri feeds into the Mississippi
    the Missouri feeds into the Mississippi
    

 fee fee /ˈfiː/

noun

1. () A fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services  ( fee )
   a fixed charge for a privilege or for professional services
     The lawyer charged a substantial fee for his services.
   The lawyer charged a substantial fee for his services.
   
2. An interest in land capable of being inherited  ( fee )
   an interest in land capable of being inherited
   

verb

1. Give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on  ( bung , fee , tip )
   give a tip or gratuity to in return for a service, beyond the compensation agreed on
    Remember to tip the waiter
   Remember to tip the waiter
    Fee the steward
   fee the steward