feed
- noun
- /fiːd/
- Texting
- I love scrolling through my Instagram feed to see what my friends are up to.
- RSS feed
- news feed
- feed reader
So now what if you're constructing a feed for a person, right?
- So now what if you're constructing a feed for a person, right?
- And our social media feeds are doing that for us.
- I'm seeing that half the people on my feed have the new Instagram layout.
- I come back to my Twitter feed and it is hit.
- I am on that feed daily for sure.
- If I'm using more Instagram TV in my main feed on Instagram, there's a reason.
- Check my Twitter feed, see what my mom is doing.
- It's also in your Twitter feed as well or in your Twitter bio.
- So I keep things mixed up by in my feed in that way.
- It was a sponsored post on my feed, but I bought them.
- That is basically in essence their feed, their TikTok, their Instagram.
- It's it is a great and bizarre feed of moral blindness.
- Yeah, when they changed their algorithm from timeline feed to like videos.
- Invariably some people on their feed will not agree and then it's game on.
- I mean, just I mean, you know, you can watch a live feed of the space station.
- And I found myself going back to his social media feeds to feel connected to him.
Examples
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So we've decided to bring the show to her via a live feed.
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You can scroll through the news feed much faster.
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But for right now for this feed, it is global.
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I am on that feed daily for sure.
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And that space in his and her Facebook feed is only one space.
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The service will print your Twitter feed and mail it.
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Your Instagram feed says otherwise.
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And our social media feeds are doing that for us.
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We have a feed coming in from Washington, D.C.
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I'm seeing that half the people on my feed have the new Instagram layout.
Synonyms
A list of new posts and stories on a website or app that updates all the time
A constant flow of news on phones and websites
Idioms
- Slang
To reply to someone online who tries to start arguments, making them continue
Compounds
- Specialized
A coarse food for farm animals like cattle made from parts left after making corn products
- Specialized
Special food given to young animals like piglets or calves that adults cannot reach
- Archaic
A machine that uses steam to soften and warm animal feed before giving it to animals
- Specialized
A system that uses a pump to push oil under pressure into an engine's moving parts
- Specialized
A system where a pump pushes oil under pressure to engine bearings to stop metal parts rubbing
How Current
Surface Forms
Etymology
The modern noun feed (as on social media) uses the old idea 'to supply', so think of it as a steady stream that 'feeds' you new posts or updates.