food for livestock, poultry, fish, or other animals; feed; fodder; forage

to raise, rear, or feed animals (such as livestock or pets)

A person whose job is to raise and care for animals, such as a zookeeper, stockman, or breeder.

Grass used as feed for livestock; specifically refers to fresh green grass

fresh animal feed made from green plants such as wild grass, leaves, or crop stalks

high-nutrition livestock feed consisting of grains and beans

coarse fodder or plant-based feed that is high in fiber but low in nutritional value

the branch of agriculture involving the breeding and raising of livestock; stock farming

one who feeds, raises, or keeps animals; a breeder

Livestock or pet feed made from animal products

A Taiwanese proverb used when drinking alcohol to mean that one should finish their glass in one gulp and not leave even a drop of liquid remaining, as if there were enough left to raise a goldfish.

raised on a diet of grass rather than grain

(of livestock) raised or fattened on a diet of grain

the person who owns or keeps an animal

A farm or lot where animals are raised and fed; livestock farm; feedlot; dry lot

Crops grown specifically to be used as feed for livestock, including hay, corn, or sweet potatoes

feeding trough; manger

to raise or rear animals

To feed a patient by inserting a tube through the nose into the stomach, used when the patient is unconscious or unable to swallow.

the medical practice of feeding a patient through a tube inserted into the nose