feedbag
/ˈfiːdˌbæɡ/
noun
- A bag that holds food for animals, especially horses, and is hung around the animal's neck so it can eat.
- The old feedbag was worn out, so they bought a new one at the supply store.
- The farmer hung a feedbag on the horse before starting the day's work.
- She filled the feedbag with oats and tied it securely around the pony's neck.
- A meal or the act of eating, often used humorously or informally.
- After the long hike, everyone was ready to put on the feedbag at the campsite.
- He joked that it was time to hit the feedbag when dinner was served.
- The kids were hungry and eager to get to the feedbag after school.