house-fed
adjective
That is fed in a house; (specifically of animals) fed indoors or in an enclosure, as opposed to grazing in a pasture, field, etc.; hence in extended use, of meat from such an animal, typically lamb.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright.
- undisciplined
- undisclosed
- undiscoverable
- undiscovered
- undiscriminating
- undiscussed
- undisguised
- undisguisedly
- undismayed
- undisputable
- undisputed
- undisputedly
- undissociated
- undissolved
- undistinguishable
- undistinguished
- undistorted
- undistracted
- undistributed
- undistributed middle
- undisturbed
- undiversified
- undivided
- undo
- undoable