meat (met)

t. [Cf. Goth. matjan, eat, devour; from the noun: see meat, n.] To supply with food; feed. [Old Eng. and Scotch.] Strong oxen and horses, wel shod and wel clad, Wel meated and used. Tu er , September's Husbandry. Haste then, and meate your men, though I must still say My command would lead them fasting forth. Chapman, Iliad, xix. 196. riage-wheel when the tire is to be fitted; a circumferentor or tire-measurer.