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Victuals vs Feed - What's the difference?

victuals | feed | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of feed.


As nouns the difference between victuals and feed

is that victuals is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions while feed is (uncountable) food given to (especially herbivorous) animals.

As verbs the difference between victuals and feed

is that victuals is (victual) while feed is (lb) to give (someone or something) food to eat or feed can be (fee).

Victuals vs Provisions - What's the difference?

victuals | provisions | Related terms |


As nouns the difference between victuals and provisions

is that victuals is food supplies; provisions while provisions is plural of lang=en.

As verbs the difference between victuals and provisions

is that victuals is third-person singular of victual while provisions is third-person singular of provision.

Victuals vs Edibles - What's the difference?

victuals | edibles | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of edibles.


As nouns the difference between victuals and edibles

is that victuals is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions while edibles is .

As a verb victuals

is (victual).

Victuals vs Tucker - What's the difference?

victuals | tucker | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of tucker.


As a noun victuals

is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions.

As a verb victuals

is (victual).

As a proper noun tucker is

; equivalent to fuller.

Victuals vs Nurture - What's the difference?

victuals | nurture | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of nurture.


As nouns the difference between victuals and nurture

is that victuals is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions while nurture is the act of nourishing or nursing; tender care; education; training.

As verbs the difference between victuals and nurture

is that victuals is (victual) while nurture is to nourish or nurse.

Victuals vs Forage - What's the difference?

victuals | forage | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of forage.


As nouns the difference between victuals and forage

is that victuals is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions while forage is fodder for animals, especially cattle and horses.

As verbs the difference between victuals and forage

is that victuals is (victual) while forage is to search for and gather food for animals, particularly cattle and horses.

Meat vs Victuals - What's the difference?

meat | victuals | Synonyms |


As nouns the difference between meat and victuals

is that meat is food, for animals or humans, especially solid food. See also {{term|meat and drink}}. } while victuals is food supplies; provisions.

As a verb victuals is

third-person singular of victual.

Victuals vs Nutrition - What's the difference?

victuals | nutrition | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of nutrition.


As nouns the difference between victuals and nutrition

is that victuals is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions while nutrition is nutrition.

As a verb victuals

is (victual).

Supplies vs Victuals - What's the difference?

supplies | victuals | Related terms |

Supplies is a related term of victuals.


As verbs the difference between supplies and victuals

is that supplies is while victuals is (victual).

As a noun victuals is

(archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions.

Victuals vs Grub - What's the difference?

victuals | grub | Related terms |

Victuals is a related term of grub.


As nouns the difference between victuals and grub

is that victuals is (archaic|plurale tantum) food]] [[supply|supplies; provisions while grub is (countable) an immature stage in the life cycle of an insect; a larva.

As verbs the difference between victuals and grub

is that victuals is (victual) while grub is to scavenge or in some way scrounge, typically for food.

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