What is another word for by-blow?
Pronunciation:
[ ba͡ɪblˈə͡ʊ], [ baɪblˈəʊ], [ b_aɪ_b_l_ˈəʊ]
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Synonyms for By-blow:
n.
• by-blow (noun) • illegitimate child (noun) • love child (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • person (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- sting,
- dick,
- shucks,
- publish,
- crap,
- darn,
- bogus,
- twinge,
- cock up,
- number,
- outlawed,
- putz,
- effect,
- dump,
- subject,
- shite,
- hoot,
- diddlysquat,
- bullshit,
- red cent,
- issuance,
- young,
- prick up,
- proceeds,
- outlaw,
- mutt,
- damn,
- phony,
- cut,
- arsehole,
- dent,
- materialization,
- arse,
- denounce,
- pecker,
- rat,
- horseshit,
- take a shit,
- shop,
- bring out,
- mother fucker,
- diddlyshit,
- shaft,
- publication,
- yield,
- phoney,
- cock,
- motherfucker,
- cur,
- make,
- slit,
- put out,
- fake,
- tool,
- payoff,
- issuing,
- grass,
- egress,
- consequence,
- dogshit,
- diddly,
- prickle,
- takings,
- government issue,
- come forth,
- result,
- tell on,
- sob,
- take a crap,
- scratch,
- supply,
- tinker's dam,
- bite,
- unlawful,
- illicit,
- outlet,
- way out,
- turd,
- poop,
- outcome,
- doodly-squat,
- pricking,
- diddley,
- tinker's damn,
- son of a bitch,
- stag,
- goad,
- diddly-shit,
- illegitimacy,
- jack,
- go forth,
- defecate,
- ca-ca,
- emerge,
- topic,
- betray,
- snitch,
- write out,
- come out,
- upshot,
- release,
- make out,
- give away,
- emergence,
- event,
- squat,
- diddly-squat,
- return,
- take,
- dirt,
- matter,
- military issue,
- materialisation,
- exit,
- incision,
- bull,
- stool.
How to use "By-blow" in context?
The term "by-blow" is used to describe a child who is born to parents who are not married to each other. This can often involve a child being born out of wedlock and can cause a number of issues for that child, namely social isolation and a lack of support. There are a number of reasons why parents may not be married, and it is not always clear which parent is responsible for the child. If one of the parents is not around, the child may be placed with the other parent. If that parent is not able to care for the child, then the child may be placed in a child welfare system.
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