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  • 51fed — I [[t]fɛd[/t]] v. pt. and pp. of feed • fed up II fed [[t]fɛd[/t]] n. cvb sts (often cap.) Informal. a federal official or law enforcement officer • Etymology: 1915–20; by shortening …

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  • 52Fed — I. /fɛd/ (say fed) noun Colloquial the → Federal Reserve System. II. /fɛd/ (say fed) (also lower case) noun Colloquial 1. a federal police officer. 2 …

  • 53fed — /fɛd / (say fed) verb 1. past tense and past participle of feed. –phrase 2. fed up (to the back teeth), Colloquial (sometimes followed by with) annoyed; frustrated …

  • 54fed up — adjective Frustrated, annoyed, tired . After two days, I am fed up with this nonsense …

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  • 55Fed — noun Fed is used before these nouns: ↑governor …

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  • 56Fed — n See Club Fed …

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  • 57fed up — tired of, disgusted with, had enough    He s fed up with their laziness. I think he s angry with them …

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  • 58fed — 1 the past tense and past participle of feed 1 see also: fed up 2 noun (C) AmE informal an agent of the FBI …

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  • 59ˌfed ˈup — adj informal annoyed or bored with something that you feel you have accepted for too long I m fed up with this job.[/ex] …

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  • 60Fed — [[t]fɛd[/t]] n. the Fed, Informal. 1) gov inf the Federal Reserve System 2) gov inf the Federal Reserve Board …

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