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Meanings of teat in English
Usage of teat in English
1
Upon pressing the teat a discharge of blood issues from each teat.
2
Two years in Ireland, shrunken teat on the chest of the cold Atlantic.
3
An artificial opening should be made in the teat at once.
4
She took the teat in her mouth, sucked and drew milk.
5
Bugger lived five hundred years before Lenista tugged at her mother's metal teat.
6
And she cured a cow's festering udder faster than you can say 'teat.'
7
The little ogre's teat is the bleeding paunch of the Cetonia-larva.
8
The lamb nudged bluntly into the doctor's armpit, hunting the teat.
9
Ptolly snuggled into her embraces like a kitten searching for its mother's teat.
10
It's like he's a harmless little runt fighting for the teat.
11
That was the first thing he could recall: the teat at his mouth.
12
The creature grasped it eagerly and sucked it like a teat.
13
Appropriate hand-milking practices that avoid teat damage are expected to reduce SCM in Uganda.
14
Do you dream of suckling at her teat every night?
15
Very early he was cast upon the rocks and nourished at the she-wolf's teat.
16
Every pharma and biotech company's fighting each other to get on the federal teat.'
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Translations for teat
Russian
Teat through the time
Teat across language varieties
United States of America
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