stall-feed

stall-feed

(stôl′fēd′)

tr.v. stall-fed (-fĕd′), stall-feed·ing, stall-feeds

To lodge and feed (an animal) in a stall for the purpose of fattening.

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stall-feed

vb, -feeds, -feeding or -fed

(Agriculture) (tr) to keep and feed (an animal) in a stall, esp as an intensive method of fattening it for slaughter

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stall′-feed`

v.t. -fed, -feed•ing.

1. to feed (an animal) in a stall.

2. to fatten (an animal) for slaughter by stall-feeding.

[1755–65]

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stall-feed

Past participle: stall-fed
Gerund: stall-feeding

Imperative

stall-feed

stall-feed

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Translations

stall-feed

vt cattle etc → in Boxen mästen

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