fed vs feed
Which side of the table. "feed" is giving kills; "fed" is having received them. The same event, seen from the loser or the winner.
fed
"fed" is an adjective: a champion who has been fed, has stacked up kills and gold, and is now far stronger than their level suggests. "their mid is fed" is threat information, not an insult. It helps decide who to focus, and who to avoid.
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"feed" is a verb, and a reproach: dying over and over and handing gold to the enemy. "stop feeding" targets a teammate; "feeding" describes what they are doing. One team's feeder builds the other team's fed.
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Same root, same picture, two points of view. The confusion comes from reading "fed" as a past participle, when in chat it describes the enemy's state. "our top is fed" barely exists: "fed" is for the enemy who is scary, "feed" for the teammate who made them that way.