off feed meaning

• [American slang]
  adj. phr., informal Not feeling well; lacking in vitality; droopy; moody. Mary was worried; her canary was off feed. Jerry seemed to be off his feed; he did not joke and laugh with the others.
  

• John was worried; his canary was off feed
• Switching a customer over to an unbundled service will come with a one-off fee of $ 83 . 70, payable to telecom
• The drop-off fee is so high in Europe,
• ATM surcharge is a rip-off fee,
• We drew blood on any monkey that missed a meal or that was off feed,
• Unlike in other countries, the LMI premium is a once off fee in Australia.
• The one off fee per MW varies considerably depending on the result of each tender.
• Drop-Off Fees Cut in Europe
• The report noted that Planet Hollywood has repeatedly written off fees owed by the prince's franchises.
• A wider range of coloured, prestige and themed plates are available for a one-off fee.

• "off feed" meaning in Chinese: 食欲不良
• "off feed" meaning in Japanese: 《off (one's) feed》食欲がなくて、気分｛きぶん｝が悪くて