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infeed

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[in-feed] / ɪnˈfid /

verb (used with object)

infed, infeeding
  1. to feed or direct (something) towards (a piece to be worked on).

  2. to feed or direct (something) towards (machinery which will process that thing).


noun

  • infeeds
    plural
  1. material being directed into a machine.

  2. something which directs material into a machine.

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“Growing up in a juke joint,” he says, “near the racetrack, near the fairground, near the creek, there was always an infeed of sound.”

From The Guardian ● Oct. 5, 2018

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