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Meanings of nipple in English
Flexible part of a baby bottle which imitates a human nipple in function, through which milk flows.
Usage of nipple in English
1
However, most patients have successful reconstructions with nipple retention and no recurrences.
2
Another source of colic in the breast-fed baby is the unclean nipple.
3
She didn't need long to find the nipple and start to suck.
4
The most common reason for early discontinuation of breastfeeding is nipple pain.
5
I saw his hand over her breast, fondling it, pinching the nipple.
6
I'll bring her in alongside a free nipple and we'll grapple in.
7
Melchior brought the glowing tip of his cigar to Bayo's right nipple.
8
The nipple of her left breast poked out through one of them.
9
After several seconds the child stopped crying and latched onto the nipple.
10
His fingertips brushing her nipple sent a current of feeling through her.
11
Bottle-fed babies get it because of uncleanness of the nipple and bottle.
12
His bony hand fumbles at her breast, seizes a nipple and twists.
13
So officer, get your cuffs out: this nipple-flaunting rash must be stopped.
14
Jonayla had let go of the nipple and was fussing a bit.
15
Then thoroughly shake it, remove the cotton cork, and adjust the nipple.
16
Mix.- Apinchof the powder to be frequently applied to the nipple.
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Translations for nipple
Russian
Nipple through the time
Nipple across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common