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Definition of children
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Children
(pl. ) of Chil.
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Bib
::
Bib (n.) A small piece of cloth worn by
children
over the
breast,
to
protect
the
clothes..
Relation
::
Relation
(n.)
Connection
by
consanguinity
or
affinity;
kinship;
relationship;
as, the
relation
of
parents
and
children..
Tetter-totter
::
Tetter-totter
(n.) A
certain
game of
children;
seesaw;
--
called
also
titter-totter,
and
titter-cum-totter..
Seed
::
Seed (n.)
Progeny;
offspring;
children;
descendants;
as, the seed of
Abraham;
the seed of
David..
Pique
::
Pique (n.) A
cotton
fabric,
figured
in the loom, -- used as a dress goods for women and
children,
and for
vestings,
etc..
Pride
::
Pride (n.) That of which one is
proud;
that which
excites
boasting
or
self-gratulation;
the
occasion
or
ground
of
self-esteem,
or of
arrogant
and
presumptuous
confidence,
as
beauty,
ornament,
noble
character,
children,
etc..
Legitim
::
Legitim
(a.) The
portion
of
movable
estate
to which the
children
are
entitled
upon the death of the
father.
Genealogy
::
Genealogy
(n.) An
account
or
history
of the
descent
of a
person
or
family
from an
ancestor;
enumeration
of
ancestors
and their
children
in the
natural
order of
succession;
a
pedigree.
Thrush
::
Thrush
(n.) An
affection
of the
mouth,
fauces,
etc.,
common
in newly born
children,
characterized
by
minute
ulcers
called
aphthae.
See
Aphthae..
Marble
::
Marble
(n.) A
little
ball of
marble,
or of some other hard
substance,
used as a
plaything
by
children;
or, in the
plural,
a
child's
game
played
with
marbles..
Trilling
::
Trilling
(n.) One of tree
children
born at the same
birth.
Rickets
::
Rickets
(n. pl.) A
disease
which
affects
children,
and which is
characterized
by a bulky head,
crooked
spine and
limbs,
depressed
ribs,
enlarged
and
spongy
articular
epiphyses,
tumid
abdomen,
and short
stature,
together
with clear and often
premature
mental
faculties.
The
essential
cause of the
disease
appears
to be the
nondeposition
of
earthy
salts in the
osteoid
tissues.
Children
afflicted
with this
malady
stand and walk
unsteadily.
Called
also
rachitis..
Venter
::
Venter
(n.) A
pregnant
woman;
a
mother;
as, A has a son B by one
venter,
and a
daughter
C by
another
venter;
children
by
different
venters..
Childhood
::
Childhood
(n.) The state of being a
child;
the time in which
persons
are
children;
the
condition
or time from
infancy
to
puberty.
Toyhouse
::
Toyhouse
(n.) A house for
children
to play in or to play with; a
playhouse.
Make-believe
::
Make-believe
(n.) A
feigning
to
believe,
as in the play of
children;
a mere
pretense;
a
fiction;
an
invention..
Rawhead
::
Rawhead
(n.) A
specter
mentioned
to
frighten
children;
as,
rawhead
and
bloodybones..
Affection
::
Affection
(n.) A
settled
good will; kind
feeling;
love;
zealous
or
tender
attachment;
-- often in the pl.
Formerly
followed
by to, but now more
generally
by for or
towards;
as,
filial,
social,
or
conjugal
affections;
to have an
affection
for or
towards
children..
Cr/che
::
Cr/che
(n.) A
public
nursery,
where the young
children
of poor women are cared for
during
the day, while their
mothers
are at
work..
Hornbook
::
Hornbook
(n.) The first book for
children,
or that from which in
former
times they
learned
their
letters
and
rudiments;
-- so
called
because
a sheet of horn
covered
the
small,
thin board of oak, or the slip of
paper,
on which the
alphabet,
digits,
and often the
Lord's
Prayer,
were
written
or
printed;
a
primer..
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