suckle
Pronunciation: [ˈsʌkəl]
Word
Context: "nutrition"
(verb) to feed a baby animal or human with milk from the breast. This usually happens when a mother feeds her newborn. It's important for healthy growth.
Example
The mother cow will suckle her calf until it is strong enough to eat grass.
Example
The kitten could not suckle because its mother was not nearby.
Example
How long does the baby rabbit suckle from its mother?
Context: "care"
(verb) to take care of someone or something lovingly, almost like giving them special attention or nurturing them.
Example
She will suckle her young plants by making sure they get enough water and sunlight.
Example
He does not suckle the puppy because he forgets to check on it.
Example
How can we suckle the little birds that have fallen from their nest?
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