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Definition of child
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of child is as below...
Child (n.) A son or a
daughter;
a male or
female
descendant,
in the first
degree;
the
immediate
progeny
of human
parents;
-- in law,
legitimate
offspring.
Used also of
animals
and
plants..
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Childlessness
::
Childlessness
(n.) The state of being
childless.
Peevish
::
Peevish
(a.)
Silly;
childish;
trifling.
By-blow
::
By-blow
(n.) An
illegitimate
child;
a
bastard.
Babyish
::
Babyish
(a.) Like a baby;
childish;
puerile;
simple.
Babble
::
Babble
(v. i.) To utter words
indistinctly
or
unintelligibly;
to utter
inarticulate
sounds;
as a child
babbles.
Minder
::
Minder
(n.) One to be
attended;
specif.,
a
pauper
child
intrusted
to the care of a
private
person..
Such
::
Such (a.) Of that kind; of the like kind; like;
resembling;
similar;
as, we never saw such a day; --
followed
by that or as
introducing
the word or
proposition
which
defines
the
similarity,
or the
standard
of
comparison;
as, the books are not such that I can
recommend
them, or, not such as I can
recommend;
these
apples
are not such as those we saw
yesterday;
give your
children
such
precepts
as tend to make them
better..
Midwife
::
Midwife
(v. t.) To
assist
in
childbirth.
Putative
::
Putative
(a.)
Commonly
thought
or
deemed;
supposed;
reputed;
as, the
putative
father
of a
child..
Childbed
::
Childbed
(n.) The state of a woman
bringing
forth a
child,
or being in
labor;
parturition..
Lost
::
Lost (v. t.)
Having
wandered
from, or
unable
to find, the way;
bewildered;
perplexed;
as, a child lost in the
woods;
a
stranger
lost in
London..
Inofficious
::
Inofficious
(a.)
Regardless
of
natural
obligation;
contrary
to
natural
duty;
unkind;
--
commonly
said of a
testament
made
without
regard
to
natural
obligation,
or by which a child is
unjustly
deprived
of
inheritance..
Chicken Pox
::
Chicken
pox () A mild,
eruptive
disease,
generally
attacking
children
only;
varicella..
Zambo
::
Zambo (n.) The child of a
mulatto
and a
negro;
also, the child of an
Indian
and a
negro;
colloquially
or
humorously,
a
negro;
a
sambo..
Boyism
::
Boyism
(n.) The
nature
of a boy;
childishness.
Midwifery
::
Midwifery
(n.) The art or
practice
of
assisting
women in
childbirth;
obstetrics.
Rickets
::
Rickets
(n. pl.) A
disease
which
affects
children,
and which is
characterized
by a bulky head,
crooked
spine and
limbs,
depressed
ribs,
enlarged
and
spongy
articular
epiphyses,
tumid
abdomen,
and short
stature,
together
with clear and often
premature
mental
faculties.
The
essential
cause of the
disease
appears
to be the
nondeposition
of
earthy
salts in the
osteoid
tissues.
Children
afflicted
with this
malady
stand and walk
unsteadily.
Called
also
rachitis..
Pride
::
Pride (n.) That of which one is
proud;
that which
excites
boasting
or
self-gratulation;
the
occasion
or
ground
of
self-esteem,
or of
arrogant
and
presumptuous
confidence,
as
beauty,
ornament,
noble
character,
children,
etc..
Kid
::
Kid (n.) A young child or
infant;
hence,
a
simple
person,
easily
imposed
on..
Hereditary
::
Hereditary
(a.)
Transmitted,
or
capable
of being
transmitted,
as a
constitutional
quality
or
condition
from a
parent
to a
child;
as,
hereditary
pride,
bravery,
disease..
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