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Feed

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negativeTone: negative. Indicates the emotional nuance or social context of the word.Gaming & EsportsTopic: Gaming & Esports. The category or sphere of life where this word is used.nationalRegion: national. Specifies the geographical origin or local dialect area.
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Definition & Context

Giving free kills to the enemy by dying repeatedly and constantly being a liability to the team.

Synonyms & Variants

jadi santapan

jadi santapan

An expression describing a player who consistently becomes an easy target and is defeated by enemies, as if becoming food for them.

Register Variant
memberi makan

memberi makan

Literally means to give food, but in a gaming context, it refers to the act of repeatedly dying and giving advantages (kills) to the enemy.

Synonym
ngasih kill

ngasih kill

Slang term in the gaming community meaning to give elimination points (kills) to the enemy due to poor performance or frequent deaths.

Social Variant
sumbang kill

sumbang kill

Informal term used in the gaming community to describe a player who 'contributes' kills to the enemy team due to frequent deaths.

Social Variant

Usage Notes or Etymology

From English 'feed', referring to giving advantages to opponents. Common term in MOBA games like Mobile Legends and other competitive games.

Real-world Usage

Jangan feed mulu dong, gara-gara lo kita kalah!

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