viander (Meaning)
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viander (n.)
A feeder; an eater; also, one who provides viands, or food; a host.
Synonyms & Antonyms of viander
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viander Sentence Examples
- The birdwatcher set up a feeder in the backyard to attract a variety of colorful birds.
- The livestock farmer installed automatic feeders to ensure the animals had a constant supply of food.
- The automatic pet feeder dispensed measured portions of kibble for the cat throughout the day.
- The hummingbird feeder hanging on the porch attracted a flurry of these delicate and vibrant birds.
- The river had several tributaries acting as feeders, contributing to its overall flow.
- The bus route served as a vital feeder line, connecting the remote villages to the main transportation network.
- The power station relied on feeders to distribute electricity to different sections of the city.
- The garden enthusiast used a slow-release fertilizer feeder for the plants to promote healthy growth.
- The documentary showcased the intricate ecosystem surrounding a coral reef, emphasizing the importance of small fish as feeders.
- The construction project required the installation of a feeder line to supply water to the entire building.
FAQs About the word viander
A feeder; an eater; also, one who provides viands, or food; a host.
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The birdwatcher set up a feeder in the backyard to attract a variety of colorful birds.
The livestock farmer installed automatic feeders to ensure the animals had a constant supply of food.
The automatic pet feeder dispensed measured portions of kibble for the cat throughout the day.
The hummingbird feeder hanging on the porch attracted a flurry of these delicate and vibrant birds.
