What is another word for breast-feed?
Pronunciation:
[ bɹˈɛstfˈiːd], [ bɹˈɛstfˈiːd], [ b_ɹ_ˈɛ_s_t_f_ˈiː_d]
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Synonyms for Breast-feed:
v.
• feed (verb) • nurse (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- breastfeed,
- fellate,
- go down on,
- gormandise,
- bringing up,
- Lactate,
- overgorge,
- fertilize,
- sop up,
- fat,
- wetnurse,
- breeding,
- hold,
- front,
- poppycock,
- titty,
- dry-nurse,
- lactated,
- material,
- eat,
- plump out,
- wet,
- pig out,
- fatten out,
- wet-nursing,
- bottle-fed,
- surrogate,
- confirm,
- prey,
- suffer,
- draw,
- corroborate,
- ingurgitate,
- suck up,
- nutrify,
- imbibe,
- fill out,
- give,
- support,
- provender,
- absorb,
- upbringing,
- breast feeding,
- flesh out,
- feed in,
- gourmandize,
- tit,
- breast,
- place of origin,
- gorge,
- substantiate,
- nanny,
- rear,
- keep up,
- take in,
- sucking,
- Breastfeeding,
- wet-nurses,
- harbor,
- amah,
- Lactates,
- stuff and nonsense,
- lactating,
- raise,
- entertain,
- boob,
- nurse,
- hold up,
- scarf out,
- rocker,
- rearing,
- fertilise,
- breast-feeds,
- nursing,
- englut,
- flow,
- maintain,
- wet-nurse,
- clobber,
- chest,
- bosom,
- breast-fed,
- course,
- provenance,
- aliment,
- nursemaid,
- engorge,
- shove,
- fostering,
- squeeze,
- bottlefeed,
- take up,
- binge,
- farce,
- harbour,
- raising,
- block,
- soak up,
- Wet nurse,
- Dry nurse,
- overindulge,
- white meat,
- keep,
- suction,
- gormandize,
- run,
- summit,
- choke up,
- glut,
- Drynurse,
- knocker,
- overeat,
- satiate,
- feast,
- breastfeeds,
- bring up,
- hooey,
- lug,
- suck in,
- plump,
- breastfed,
- parent,
- fatten up,
- bottle-feed,
- fosterage,
- birthplace,
- have,
- blow,
- further,
- get,
- affirm,
- thrust,
- prolong,
- give suck.
How to use "Breast-feed" in context?
Breast-feeding is one of the oldest, simplest, and most natural childbirth practices. The act of breastfeeding helps nourish an infant and enables them to develop healthy oral, respiratory, and intestinal habits. Mothers who breast-feed have a lower chance of illness, reduced likelihood of cesarean delivery, and improved maternal-child bonding.
There are many benefits to breast-feeding, including better emotional health and decreased risk of developing asthma, obesity, ovarian cancer, and Type II diabetes. In addition, breastfeeding helps infants form strong immune systems and preferences for natural, unsweetened foods.
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