Wiktionary
vb. (context transitive English) (''of a river'') to be a tributary of another river or waterway
Usage examples of "feed into".
It contained medical data she could feed into the diagnostic unit that was attempting to find a way to nullify the plant virus.
He flipped his neural feed into the display computers, and a red sighting ring circled a bright star.
There was nothing left in the house to feed his father and his children---nothing to feed this woman of his who besides the nourishment of her own body had this other one to feed into growth, this other one who would, with the cruelty of new and ardent life, steal from the very flesh and blood of its mother.
And isn't like we have any shortage of normals to feed into the grinder.
And if a couple of canisters were dumped over Disney - or EPCOT or Universal or anywhere else in the area - the shit would feed into the water system, contaminating it for years.
Krystal just let me unsaddle her horse and rub him down, while she racked the saddle and poured the feed into the trough.
Brun poured handfuls of sweet feed into her passive hand, and she felt the soft velvet horse lips mumbling over her palm.
Users can taste the blood of a person who draws the old skill, smell the metal they feed into the air.
He had never seen chains of bullets meant to feed into a prole gun.
We'd had to dump the incoming feed into a second storage system, but it was worth it.
Sailor, a messy eater, had tipped all his feed into the wood shavings and was busily picking it out.