well-fed

• “The consensus, at least among this well-fed throng: they loved it!”

  The Huffington Post: Regina Weinreich: Spiderman: The Party

• “They rarely starve, however, since well-fed vampire bats disgorge a little precious blood to nourish their hungry peers.”

  Simon & Schuster: SuperCooperators

• “They were met inside the palace by a servant of the king, a well-fed man in a green robe.”

  Simon & Schuster: End of Time

• “Also impressive are the portraits of well-fed burghers, such as the 1643 half-length figure of Paulus Verschuur, confident in his stylish hat, crisp collar and voluminous suit; a bare hand, gloves, sheer cuffs, a silken sash, curling hair and alert features are teased into existence with assured, staccato brushstrokes.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Picture-Perfect Rogues' Gallery

• “We hope that being well-rested, well-fed, and well-intentioned will buy us more care-free time of good health until our ultimate hour.”

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• “They're very good escape artists — particularly if not well-fed.”

  Plan to block giant snakes in Florida may hurt businesses

• “And it's one thing for rich, well-fed Europe to say, as Mr. Brabeck-Letmathe puts it, "I don't want to produce GMO crops because frankly speaking I don't want to produce so much food.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Can the World Still Feed Itself?

• “On a foreign trip last spring, he told his audience: There are some well-fed foreigners who have nothing better to do than point fingers at our affairs.”

  The Guardian: Chinese vice-president Xi Jinping appointed to key military post

• “That woman over there is not well-fed and can't feed her baby properly.”

  The Guardian: Mali's women face an even tougher future

• “What if we just resigned ourselves to the fact that we were not meant to be free, and what we really need is a ruler who already has everything and a small enough or well-fed enough ego to do the right thing by us?”

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