feeder
91Feeder — Fee|der 〈[fi: ] m.; Gen.: s, Pl.: 〉 Leitung zum Versorgen von Antennen mit Energie [Etym.: zu engl. feed »füttern«] …
92feeder — reefed …
93Feeder — A power line for supplying electricity within a specified area. This is an electrical supply line, either overhead or underground, which runs from the substation, through various paths, ending with the transformers. It is a distribution… …
94feeder — noun 1》 a person or animal that eats a particular food or in a particular manner. 2》 a container filled with food for birds or mammals. ↘Brit. a child s feeding bottle. 3》 a thing that supplies something. ↘a road or rail route linking… …
95feeder — feed•er [[t]ˈfi dər[/t]] n. 1) ahb. a person or thing that supplies food or feeds something 2) ahb. a bin or boxlike device from which farm animals may eat, esp. such a device allowing a number of chickens to feed simultaneously 3) ahb. a person… …
96feeder — /ˈfidə/ (say feeduh) noun 1. someone or something that supplies food or feeds something. 2. someone or something that takes food or nourishment. 3. a person or device that feeds a machine, printing press, etc. 4. a tributary stream, a secondary… …
97feeder — A source of materials or supplies for a manufacturer …
98feeder — A canal which intersects another and larger canal to which it brings traffic; a railroad line which intersects a trunk line with which it exchanges traffic; a steer or heifer of such size and condition as to be ready for feeding preparatory to… …
99feeder — n. 1 a person or thing that feeds. 2 a person who eats in a specified manner. 3 a child s feeding bottle. 4 Brit. a bib for an infant. 5 a tributary stream. 6 a branch road, railway line, etc., linking outlying districts with a main communication …
100feeder channel — a channel supplying water to any basin …
