Words and phrases that have a meaning related to feeder: (165 results)
Often used in the same context:
waterer, feeding, june bug, separator, redpolls, rotor shaft, trunnion, lamprey eel, magnet, conveyor, suet, swage, xylem, plastron, busbar, pintle, rooter, raceways, attractor, weigher, safflower seed, bee moth, threadfins, unloader, conveyer, dihedral, gyratory, charolais, connector, rotary, inlet, mealworm, upflow, chironomid, awns, yolk sac, strainers, stacker, spotted sandpiper, forebay, towhees, pullet, hoppers, jointer, switchyard, circuiting, gambusia affinis, catchment area, forebrain, diverter, drainage, woodcock snipe, pipework, northern parula, silverside, breeding, grosbeaks, seeder, coverts, golden shiner, berley, radial, anting, wye, mux, winder, nutlets, piping, activated sludge, stolons, septa, stiffener, aedes, titmice, baitfish, junco, conduits, caddis fly, indigo bunting, roosting, hogget, tracheal, shock absorber, packer, toroidal, lumper, catbirds, flanges, frost heaving, empennage, pigfish, gray catbird, tailrace, manway, mud dauber, routing, phalaropes, brood pouch, dextral, phloem, distributary, holdfast, feeders, accelerator, drier, mixer, crop, developer, distributor, emitter, conveyors, distributors, non, recommendation, reservoir, stable, switchboard, absorber, borrower, cable, circuit, congested, immunized, overcrowded, reserve, stressed, unvaccinated, utilized, equipotential, grouped, intermediate, lar, live, overlaid, purebred, separated, sheath, smaller, suburban, superimposed
More specific:
diner, drinker, glutton, gourmand, luncher, mouth, mycophagist, omnivore, picknicker, picnicker, scoffer, trencherman, vegetarian
Appears in the definition of:
american blight, eriosoma lanigerum, woolly apple aphid
More general:
branch, consumer, domestic animal, machine
Synonyms:
Also try:affluent, devourer, eater, self-feeder, tributary
— Adjectives for feeder: automatic, bottom, main, good, gross, voracious, primary, general, heavy, vibratory, wire, more...
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