foddering

Meanings

• The act of supplying food or sustenance to animals, especially livestock.

  - "Example 1: Farmers fodder their cattle daily to ensure their proper growth and development."
  - "Example 2: Zoo keepers fodder their animals with nutritious food to keep them healthy and strong."

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Rhymes

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Variants

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fodder , foddered , foddering , fodders , fother

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Etymology

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The term 'foddering' is derived from the Old English word 'fodorian', which means 'to feed' or 'to supply food to'. Over time, the term 'foddering' came to be used specifically to refer to the act of supplying food or sustenance to animals, especially livestock.

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1. Animal Husbandry: The science and practice of taking proper care of animals, especially livestock, to ensure their proper growth, development, and health while also ensuring the production of high-quality food products for human consumption.

2. Livestock Farming: The practice of raising livestock, such as cattle, pigs, chickens, and sheep, for the production of food products, such as meat, dairy products, and eggs, as well as other products, such as wool, leather, and manure.

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