feed-in
/ˈfiːdɪn/adjective
That serves to feed or guide material into a machine, device, etc.
noun
Designating payments made by energy providers for electricity supplied to the network by households or businesses equipped with renewable energy technology; of or relating to such payments.
- In early use chiefly with reference to Germany..
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Official Gazette. From feed + in.
- scaleable
- scale armour
- scale board
- scaled
- scaled-down
- scale insect
- scale leaf
- scaleless
- scalene
- scalene muscle
- scalenus
- scale of notation
- scale pan
- scaler
- scale something back/down (or up)
- scale worm
- Scalia, Antonin
- Scaliger, Joseph Justus
- Scaliger, Julius Caesar
- scaliness
- scaling ladder
- scallion
- scallop
- scalloper
- scallop shell