suckle|suckled|suckles|suckling in English

verb

[suck·le || 'sʌkl]

nourish with milk from the breast or udder, nurse; drink milk from the breast or udder, breastfeed

Use "suckle|suckled|suckles|suckling" in a sentence

1. Bastard... suckled on putrid milk.

2. Mothers normally suckled their own infants.

3. To feed at the breast; suckle .

4. Like a suckling babe.

5. a cow suckling her calves.

6. Let them suckle -- and do enjoy it, ladies.

7. Suckling pig for the cardinal, roasted.

8. 3 Suckling is an instinct in mammals.

9. Our restaurant specializes in roasted suckling pig.

10. A monotreme is a animal that lays eggs and suckles its young.

11. Result: 50 cases all healed without stopping suckling.

12. And if you name his son Jupiter, . . . how he was suckled by a goat . . .

13. He told us that the puppy would die mainly because it could not suckle.

14. 14 The young of some mammals continue to suckle for years.

15. Combined with a poorly ossified jaw, they very probably did not suckle.

16. The more suckling, the more milk is produced.

17. It is like a cow kicking a grown calf that wants to suckle.

18. 11 The main course of the feast was roast suckling pig.

19. If left untreated, they stop suckling and quickly get weakened.

20. 6 synonyms for Breastfeed: give suck, lactate, wet-nurse, suckle, nurse, suck

21. Alope left the infant to die but it was suckled by a mare and then found by shepherds.

22. The echidna lays eggs like a duck but suckles its young in a pouch like a kangaroo.

23. A symbol of Philippine hospitality is the lechon or whole roasted suckling pig.

24. Tomorrow night, we're going to have a suckling pig with all the trimmings.

25. Subsequently the suckling frequency declined to 2～3 times in the daytime.