suckling|sucklings in English

noun

['suck·ling || 'sʌklɪŋ]

infant or young animal that is not yet weaned

Use "suckling|sucklings" in a sentence

1. Like a suckling babe.

2. a cow suckling her calves.

3. Suckling pig for the cardinal, roasted.

4. 3 Suckling is an instinct in mammals.

5. Our restaurant specializes in roasted suckling pig.

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

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

8. 11 The main course of the feast was roast suckling pig.

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

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

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

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

13. 6 Kittens first purr while suckling when they are a few days old.

14. The young are visited by the alpha female only for suckling.

15. Woe to the pregnant women and those suckling a baby in those days!

16. The episode reminded me of Jesus’ words: “Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings you have furnished praise.”

17. Kittens first purr while suckling when they are a few days old.

18. Suckling intensity directly correlates with the duration of the Amenorrheal period following birth

19. 28 A young woman suckling a baby is one of life's most natural and delightful scenes.

20. “Can a wife forget her suckling so that she should not pity the son of her belly?

21. 17 Woe to the pregnant women and those suckling a baby in those days!

22. 19 Woe to the pregnant women and those suckling a baby in those days!

23. The famous specialities of these two are roast suckling pig and roast Beijing duck.

24. Synonyms for Ankle biter include baby, child, infant, babe, newborn, neonate, tot, wean, bambino and suckling

25. 13 A young woman suckling a baby is one of life's most natural and delightful scenes.