feedbag
/ˈfiːdbaɡ
/noun North American
1A strong canvas or leather bag containing fodder, hung from a horse’s head so as to enable it to feed; a nosebag: I refilled her water trough and feedbag...
- Our four-legged hero doesn't even get an extra carrot in his feedbag for his efforts.
- It'd be better if you could stick a feedbag to your face, but you can't unless you're a horse, so taking in six meals per day is your best bet.
- Their feedbags got lighter and lighter while their loads got heavier and heavier.
1.1A small lightweight bag containing food and drink, given to riders during a cycling race: a helper was trying to hand out the feedbags to the riders...
- The TV coverage shows a helper dancing around to hand out the feedbags to his team.
- Oh boy, Arvesen of CSC has now gotten a feedbag caught in his back wheel.
- The four leaders, Vinokourov, Botero, Pereiro, and Martinez, are getting their feedbags.