Meaning Of The Word Force-feed
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force feed in American English
noun: lubrication under pressure, as from a pump, used esp. in internal-combustion engines force-feed verb: If you force-feed a person or animal, you make them eat or drink by pushing food or drink down their throat. force-feed in American English to feed by force, esp. by means of a tube passing down the throat to the stomach transitive verb: to compel to take food, esp. by means of a tube inserted into the throat force-feed in British English noun: a method of lubrication in which a pump forces oil into the bearings of an engine, etc verb: to force (a person or animal) to eat or swallow food |
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