dry-nurses in English

noun

1

a woman who looks after a baby but does not breastfeed it.

Use "dry-nurses" in a sentence

1. Junior nurses usually work alongside more senior nurses.

2. Junior nurses usually work Alongside more senior nurses

3. Ambulatory care nurses practice in settings distinctive from other nurses.

4. Nurses are overworked and underpaid.

5. The nurses are very gentle.

6. Wet nurses to putrid prisoners.

7. They wear white-doctors, nurses...

8. Synonyms for Coddles include cossets, indulges, pampers, spoils, babies, mollyCoddles, pets, cockers, nurses and wet-nurses

9. The Arkansas Nurses Association (Arna) is the only professional organization representing all registered nurses (RNs) in Arkansas

10. She also outlined another misconception that could explain the suspicion research nurses often encounter among other nurses.

11. We'll need input from community nurses.

12. Nurses have several years of training.

13. The Arkansas Nurses Association (Arna) is the state nurses’ organization that speaks for professional nursing in the state

14. Who'll take any trained nurses at once?

15. It was underpaid and really loving nurses.

16. There's an urgent need for more nurses.

17. Community nurses are paid a mileage allowance.

18. There is an allergist and 2 nurses.

19. Morale among nurses is at rock bottom.

20. The nurses have to work unsocial hours.

21. Nurses complain of being overworked and underpaid.

22. Louisa Twining campaigned Ceaselessly for trained nurses

23. Any trained nurses they'll take at once.

24. Some patients make a convenience of nurses.

25. Jane still nurses the pain of rejection.