kibble
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5.2
- noun
- /ˈkɪbəl/
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pienso
- After a long walk, my cat eagerly devoured the kibble in her dish.
- a bowl of kibble
- a bag of kibble
- eat kibble
But right now this is the kibble that she is eating.
- But right now this is the kibble that she is eating.
- This is some kibble, bowl of kibble.
- That means packing all of their kibble, poop bags, toys, water and food bowls.
- Because I don't cotton to people who feed their cats kibble.
Examples
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Pug, my mom totally cuts out some of my kibble and loads me up on carrots and strawberries (yummy).
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A bowl of kibble, a quick walk, and that's it.
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But right now this is the kibble that she is eating.
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Now, my daughter had come in and she had given my cat some kibble on the other side of my bed.
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Is that kibble in that bowl really the right thing for your cat?
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How much kibble should I feed Rocky?
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Most kibble is packed with fillers and mystery ingredients.
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Feed your cat plenty of wet food when possible, and supplement it with a dry-kibble diet.
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My rescue group asks adopters to never feed dry kibble of any kind; they can only feed canned, grain-free, or raw.
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Every evening, I fill the bowl with fresh kibble for my dog.
Synonyms
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1.0
Food for farm animals like cows and chickens
Food made for pets such as cats or dogs to keep them healthy
Food for farm animals like cows or pigs
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kibble for dry pet food comes from an old word meaning 'to crush' or 'to grind'. Because the grain is pressed into small pieces, we call dry dog and cat food 'kibble'.