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Definition of infant
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Infant
(n.) Same as
Infante.
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Infanthood
::
Infanthood
(n.)
Infancy.
Janizary
::
"Janizary
(n.) A
soldier
of a
privileged
military
class,
which
formed
the
nucleus
of the
Turkish
infantry,
but was
suppressed
in
1826..
Bantling
::
Bantling
(n.) A young or small
child;
an
infant.
[Slightly
contemptuous
or
depreciatory..
Baptist
::
Baptist
(n.) One of a
denomination
of
Christians
who deny the
validity
of
infant
baptism
and of
sprinkling,
and
maintain
that
baptism
should
be
administered
to
believers
alone,
and
should
be by
immersion.
See
Anabaptist..
Foot
::
Foot (n.)
Soldiers
who march and fight on foot; the
infantry,
usually
designated
as the foot, in
distinction
from the
cavalry..
Bambino
::
Bambino
(n.) A child or baby; esp., a
representation
in art of the
infant
Christ
wrapped
in
swaddling
clothes..
Infant
::
Infant
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
infancy,
or the first
period
of life;
tender;
not
mature;
as,
infant
strength..
Infanticidal
::
Infanticidal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
infanticide;
engaged
in, or
guilty
of, child
murder..
Equipment
::
Equipment
(n.)
Whatever
is used in
equipping;
necessaries
for an
expedition
or
voyage;
the
collective
designation
for the
articles
comprising
an
outfit;
equipage;
as, a
railroad
equipment
(locomotives,
cars, etc. ; for
carrying
on
business);
horse
equipments;
infantry
equipments;
naval
equipments;
laboratory
equipments..
Baptize
::
Baptize
(v. t.) To
christen
(
because
a name is given to
infants
at their
baptism);
to give a name to; to name.
Kid
::
Kid (n.) A young child or
infant;
hence,
a
simple
person,
easily
imposed
on..
Engouled
::
Engouled
(a.)
Partly
swallowed;
disappearing
in the jaws of
anything;
as, an
infant
engouled
by a
serpent;
said also of an
ordinary,
when its two ends to issue from the
mouths
of
lions,
or the like; as, a bend
engouled..
Pickaninny
::
Pickaninny
(n.) A small
child;
especially,
a negro or
mulatto
infant..
Infantly
::
Infantly
(a.) Like an
infant.
Infanta
::
Infanta
(n.) A title borne by every one of the
daughters
of the kings of Spain and
Portugal,
except
the
eldest..
Swaddle
::
Swaddle
(v. t.) To bind as with a
bandage;
to bind or warp
tightly
with
clothes;
to
swathe;
-- used esp. of
infants;
as, to
swaddle
a
baby..
Mennonite
::
Mennonite
(n.) One of a small
denomination
of
Christians,
so
called
from Menno
Simons
of
Friesland,
their
founder.
They
believe
that the New
Testament
is the only rule of
faith,
that there is no
original
sin, that
infants
should
not be
baptized,
and that
Christians
ought not to take oath, hold
office,
or
render
military
service..
Chasseur
::
Chasseur
(n.) One of a body of light
troops,
cavalry
or
infantry,
trained
for rapid
movements..
Bill
::
Bill (n.) A
weapon
of
infantry,
in the 14th and 15th
centuries.
A
common
form of bill
consisted
of a
broad,
heavy,
double-edged,
hook-shaped
blade,
having
a short pike at the back and
another
at the top, and
attached
to the end of a long
staff..
Tops-and-bottoms
::
Tops-and-bottoms
(n. pl.) Small rolls of
dough,
baked,
cut in
halves,
and then
browned
in an oven, -- used as food for
infants..
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