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Pampered
Fed luxuriously indulged to the full hence luxuriant as pampered children
overfed
fed excessively
Meated
Fed fattened
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ill fed
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Food
What is fed upon that which goes to support life by being received within and assimilated by the organism of an
fattened
fed until grown and ready for slaughter or for sale in the market of market animals
Bothna, or Buthna
Bothna, or Buthna, a park where cattle are enclosed and fed; a barony, lordship, etc, Skene.
Pascuum
Pascuum, feeding, is wheresoever cattle are fed, of what nature so ever the ground is, and cannot be demanded in a pr'cipe by that name
Pannage
etc., which some have called pawnes. 2. The money taken by the agisters for the food of hogs fed with mast of the royal forests. See Williams on Rights of Common, p. 168; Manwood, ch. xii.
Milk for meat
Holdings Act, 1883 (s. 35 of the Act of 1883), by which live stock taken in to be fed 'at a fair price' are exempted from distress for rent.
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