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Meanings of babies in English
Usage of babies in English
1
Another room was for babies born in the terror and the flight.
2
The poor little babies had found no rest even in their graves.
3
The shock decision means the doctor is free to deliver babies immediately.
4
Even babies echoed the names of our two heroes in their prattle.
5
The babies seemed of nervous temperament, sleeping in short naps and lightly.
6
In the doorways soft-eyed Syrian women rocked their babies to drowsy chants.
7
The honest republican envoys had brought no babies to offer in marriage.
8
We can't wait to welcome all the new celebrity babies this year.
9
One of the Indians fed the Frenchmen as though they were babies.
10
There were adults or very young babies, under one year of age.
11
Only the little fish, the babies that Carmela rejects from the frittura.
12
They are only two babies; a great baby and a little one.
13
The ante-natal conditions of these babies are obviously of the very worst.
14
Then he picked up the babies and threw them into the river.
15
Grandma was a midwife and doctored all the babies on the place.
16
Bottle-fed babies get it because of uncleanness of the nipple and bottle.
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Babies through the time
Babies across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
Australia
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