Pronunciation: /ˈæftərfid/
noun a compound word made up of 'after' and 'feed', used to describe a feeding that occurs after a specific event or time
A1 Afterfeed is a term used in agriculture to refer to the act of feeding animals after they have finished grazing.
A2 The afterfeed for the horses consists of hay and grains to ensure they have enough nutrients.
B1 Farmers need to carefully plan the afterfeed for their livestock to maintain their health and productivity.
B2 The quality of the afterfeed can greatly impact the growth and development of the animals on the farm.
C1 Researchers are studying the nutritional content of different afterfeed options to optimize animal health and performance.
C2 The afterfeed strategy implemented by the ranch has led to significant improvements in the overall well-being of the cattle.
formal The afterfeed protocol should be followed to ensure the patient's proper recovery.
informal Don't forget to give the afterfeed to the baby before putting him to sleep.
slang I always feel so full after a good afterfeed.
figurative The team's victory was like a satisfying afterfeed after a long day of hard work.
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